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Which is the correct way? "Your english is good." or "Your English it's good" I know this is something really basic, but I have a huge confision between "is" and "it's"

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Hi, I am Behnam from Iran. I am preparing for IELTS exam. I have to practise English. I'd be very glad if you could add my account in Yahoo Messenger let me talk to you. My ID is: [email protected] Best Wish, Behnam P.S. About the answer of your question 'Your English is good' is correct as others have said. However, imagine a situation someone asked you something like this: How is my English? In answering to this question you can say :Your English? It's good!
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Which is the correct way?

"Your English is good." or "Your English it's good"

I know this is something really basic, but I have a huge confusion between "is" and "it's".

*Don't worry, it's a very common situation. Look, the word "is" in your first example, is just a verb, but "it's" in the second one, is a contraction = it + is. You use this contraction when you are talking about an object (a language, for example) and you don't want to repeat it:

- "Hey, your French is really good".

- "Yes, but it's very difficult for me to pronounce some words".

- "True, but it's a very elegant language".

So it is a good idea to use "it's", that way you don't have to repeat "French" again and again.

**I hope this helps!  Regards!! :D

 

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Which is the correct way?

"Your english is good." or "Your English it's good"

I know this is something really basic, but I have a huge confision confusion between "is" and "it's"

I think the right is "YOUR ENGLISH IS GOOD."

as I know, "it's" is used for a possesive.

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