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    The document provides 12 sentences with a choice to use either "he's" or "his" in each. It tests the correct usage of the contraction "he's" to indicate "he is" versus the possessive pronoun "his". The correct answer for each sentence is given to demonstrate that "he's" should be used for sentences that are referring to a state of being, while "his" should be used when referring to possession of an object.

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    The document provides 12 sentences with a choice to use either "he's" or "his" in each. It tests the correct usage of the contraction "he's" to indicate "he is" versus the possessive pronoun "his". The correct answer for each sentence is given to demonstrate that "he's" should be used for sentences that are referring to a state of being, while "his" should be used when referring to possession of an object.

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    TAREA He's - His

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    CLAUDIA BIBIANA
    The document provides 12 sentences with a choice to use either "he's" or "his" in each. It tests the correct usage of the contraction "he's" to indicate "he is" versus the possessive pronoun "his". The correct answer for each sentence is given to demonstrate that "he's" should be used for sentences that are referring to a state of being, while "his" should be used when referring to possession of an object.

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    He’s – his

    Choose the correct answer between: he’s or his.

    1. He’s / his not available right now.

    2. Don't touch that! It belongs to him. It's he’s / his comic book.

    3. Where did George go? He’s / his child is crying!

    4. The other day, my son lost he’s / his iPad.

    5. He’s / his a strong boy.

    6. The guard is trying to do he’s / his job.

    7. He’s / his not here.

    8. He’s / his bike is blue.

    9. He’s / his dog is very friendly.

    10. He’s / his going to the store now.

    11. Where is John? He's / his car is parked outside.

    12. He's / his phone is ringing.

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    ANSWERS

    1. He’s / his not available right now.

    2. Don't touch that! It belongs to him. It's he’s / his comic book.

    3. Where did George go? He’s / his child is crying!

    4. The other day, my son lost he’s / his iPad.

    5. He’s / his a strong boy.

    6. The guard is trying to do he’s / his job.

    7. He’s / his not here.

    8. He’s / his bike is blue.

    9. He’s / his dog is very friendly.

    10. He’s / his going to the store now.

    11. Where is John? He's / his car is parked outside.

    12. He's / his phone is ringing.

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