he's
American-
contraction of he is.
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contraction of he has.
contraction
Usage
See contraction.
Example Sentences
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Rabins, Newton’s boyfriend who police once suspected of being the killer, says in the film that hearing Madden’s confession marked a turning point in his mourning process: “Up until that moment, I always felt Bill’s presence around me. And after that, I feel like he’s flying free.”
From Los Angeles Times
He’s spent the months since demanding respect from the press while bumbling his way through scandal after scandal.
From Salon
I don’t want him to be unable to participate in opportunities and growth because he’s still making student-loan payments.
From MarketWatch
You just need to be sure he’s looking in the same direction.
From MarketWatch
Lau also said he’s expecting multiple opinions in this case, with potentially “a very bare majority opinion with some justices only joining some parts of the majority.”
From MarketWatch
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