What's it?

shabushabu · #1 (**permalink**) 02-Jul-2008, 13:32

Hi,

Can we say ' What's it?', or we have to say 'What is it?'? Is it wrong to say 'What's it?'?

Thanks

Anglika · #2 (**permalink**) 02-Jul-2008, 13:37

As a simple question, What is it? is what you should say.

As part of a question - What's it worth? - you can use the other.

Clark · #3 (**permalink**) 02-Jul-2008, 13:55

If you want somebody to identify an object, you can also say 'What's this?' or 'What's that?' depending on the situation.

dodonaomik · #4 (**permalink**) 02-Jul-2008, 14:33

Quote:

Originally Posted by shabushabu

Hi,

Can we say ' What's it?', or we have to say 'What is it?'? Is it wrong to say 'What's it?'?

Thanks

haha~~~
What is it ? ==\== What's it?
What's it?
sometimes =What is it?

sometimes =What was it?

sometimes =What has it?(rare, 似乎我没什么碰到)

Can you understand my words?


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