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    All All All: That's That Is

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    The document discusses common contractions and abbreviations in spoken English including "let's", "that's", and "what's". It explains that "let's" is used to suggest an action and "let's not" is the negative form. It also lists examples of phrases using "that's" and "what's" to replace "that is" and "what is" respectively. The document notes that "what's" can also replace "what has" when asking about the past.

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    The document discusses common contractions and abbreviations in spoken English including "let's", "that's", and "what's". It explains that "let's" is used to suggest an action and "let's not" is the negative form. It also lists examples of phrases using "that's" and "what's" to replace "that is" and "what is" respectively. The document notes that "what's" can also replace "what has" when asking about the past.

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    The document discusses common contractions and abbreviations in spoken English including "let's", "that's", and "what's". It explains that "let's" is used to suggest an action and "let's not" is the negative form. It also lists examples of phrases using "that's" and "what's" to replace "that is" and "what is" respectively. The document notes that "what's" can also replace "what has" when asking about the past.

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    All All All: That's That Is

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    The document discusses common contractions and abbreviations in spoken English including "let's", "that's", and "what's". It explains that "let's" is used to suggest an action and "let's not" is the negative form. It also lists examples of phrases using "that's" and "what's" to replace "that is" and "what is" respectively. The document notes that "what's" can also replace "what has" when asking about the past.

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    Let's do what we ought to do. Sometimes it is used to make suggestion, thus: Let's keep this just between us.

    Spoken English

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    The negative is 'let's not', but you will also come across 'don't let's' . That's = That is That's all = That is all That's all I want = That is all I want That's it = That is it That's my son = That is my son That's my child = That is my child That's my daughter = That is my daughter That's what I wanted to say = That is what I wanted to say That's a good idea = That is a good idea What's = What is What's going on = What is going on? What's that? = What is that? ""'hat's happening? = What is happening? What's going to happen? = What is going to happen? What's = What has What's been happening? = What has been happening? What's been going on? = What has been going on?

    -ouldnYt've = -ould not have Because ofvoicless [t], the sound that follows, '-ve' sounds like of, which is where we get the erroneous spelling -ouldnYt of

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