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I'm not saying you're wrong, I'm just curious of an example you might say it's for "it was" and I'm drawing a blank!

I think he means "it is" or "it has" as in "it's hot outside" and "it's been a long time since we had snow"

Nope, though I got about "has."

It's: apostrophe can cover "wa" as well as I. Nobody uses that though, oddly enough! I've almost typed "it's" to represent "it was" a few times myself!

"It's" signifies a contraction, while "Its" is a possessive noun.

Yeah I know, but I've not heard a contraction for it was before...?

Hm, good point. Maybe that would be, "T'was before" ?

but "it's" still doesn't fit the bill for "it was"...i can't figure that one out!

Uhhh....

"It's": apostrophe can cover for " i," " ha," or " wa" if you think about it long enough.

Is this like new math?

No, just an odd observation.

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