- is (as in “it’s a nice day”)
- it is (a weird archaic poetic usage)
- God’s (also weird, eg ’Sblood)
- that’s e.g. ’sright
- has e.g. it’s got many meanings
- us e.g. let’s go on a walk
- his (also weird. Obsolete/dialect)
- as (eg so’s = so as)
- does when’s the band come on?
Naturally one can see several of these in one sentence, e.g. “let’s meet as soon’s Brian’s recovered from the fever he’s got.”
- is (as in “it’s a nice day”)
- it is (a weird archaic poetic usage)
- God’s (also weird, eg ’Sblood)
- that’s e.g. ’sright
- has e.g. it’s got many meanings
- us e.g. let’s go on a walk
- his (also weird. Obsolete/dialect)
- as (eg so’s = so as)
- does when’s the band come on?
Naturally one can see several of these in one sentence, e.g. “let’s meet as soon’s Brian’s recovered from the fever he’s got.”