It's =" It Is " Or "It Has" ?

it depends with the context u're using,if u use it in a sentence like the one above:it's realy gone to the dogs,then be sure that it means,it has gone to the dogs but if u're using it in a sentence like:it's raining,then know that it means it is raining.helpful?

redblueIt's really gone to the dogs.

The present perfect tense active voice, is formed with have/has + past participle

The present tense passive voice is formed with be + past participle:

Gone is the past participle of go, so the contraction is "has." Go is intransitive, so there is only one choice:

It has really gone to the dogs.

Sometimes there is the possibility of multiple forms, so you will have to determine the contraction from context.

eg. "It's finished. " can be any of the following:

1. It is finished.
2. It was finished.
3. It has finished.

Anonymous it depends with the context u're using,if u use it in a sentence like the one above:it's realy gone to the dogs,then be sure that it means,it has gone to the dogs but if u're using it in a sentence like:it's raining,then know that it means it is raining.helpful?

Hi Anon;
When you reply here, please use proper English.

u're is not a valid English word or contraction.
All sentences begin with a capital letter and end with a full stop (period).
Commas do not join independent clauses, That is an error called a comma splice.
Please check your spelling.

thank you

AlpheccaStars"It's finished. " can be ... It was finished.

CJ

CalifJim AlpheccaStars"It's finished. " can be ... It was finished.CJ

Oops!

The contraction is:

"'Twas finished."