Am I right? We'll is the conjunction of we will. What about well. I know it is used in wishing someone to get well. Could anybody else think of anymore? Let's brainstorm.

I am just curious. Do you think other than that is part of transitional phrases? Here is an example of how I would use other than that in a context. Doc, I just have little pain on my shoulder other than that, I am doing well.

You are correct! However, back sixth grade, I had trouble understanding 'we' being in first person. If you think about it, we means more than one. IE We are going to the movies. It could refer to you and your friend, you and your brother, you and

You are right its shows possession just like you said. The word it's is a contraction of it is. Putting a appostrophe at the end of the word will be incorrect.

Giving more information on the word "its" "Its" is either used as an adjective or a personal pronoun. It is written in third person possesive case. Which means it shows possession. It all depends on how you use it in your writing. Some people get

Please explain the difference between using can and could. Please give me some different scenario of can and could in sentences. Thank you!