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The bike's cheap.
Contraction of the verb to be (is)
Megan's a waitress on the Lower East Side.
Contraction of the verb to be (is)
She's a designer.
Contraction of the verb to be (is)
Emily's office is in Downtown Manhattan.
's Possession
The weather's beautiful today.
Contraction of the verb to be (is)
City's blue public bikes
's Possession
Julia's brother starts work at 7:00.
's Possession
My train's always late.
Contraction of the verb to be (is)
David's mom is a teacher.
's Possession
Ravi's a doctor.
Contraction of the verb to be (is)
My son's favorite TV show is Power Rangers
's Possession
My son's a big fan of Power Rangers
Contraction of the verb to be (is)
The cellphone's case is pink
's Possession
The cellphone's pink
Contraction of the verb to be (is)
The teacher's laptop is old
's Possession
My laptop's very old
Contraction of the verb to be (is)
My sister's husband is very kind
's Possession
My sister's married
Contraction of the verb to be (is)
The teacher's water bottle is full
's Possession
The water bottle's full
Contraction of the verb to be (is)
The teacher's students are very smart
's Possession
The teacher's happy with his students
Contraction of the verb to be (is)
My mother's eyes are brown
's Possession
My mother's tall
Contraction of the verb to be (is)
The dog's bone is big
's Possession
The dog's happy
Contraction of the verb to be (is)