is ද? has ද?

[Opinion]

it should mean " he has" because we can see the word "committed" after "he's"

it will mean "he is" if you write committing after "he's"

 

[AnuradhaRa]

is = ’s he’s, she's, it's

are = ’re we’re, you’re, they’re

have = ’ve I've we've, you've, they've

has = ’s he’s, she's, it's

would = ’d I'd he'd, she'd, it'd we'd, you'd, they'd

will = ’ll I'll he'll, she'll, it'll we'll, you'll, they'll

source :- https://speakspeak.com/resources/en...arious-grammar-rules/short-forms-contractions

has, is දෙකටම s නෙ බං. ඒකනෙ අවුල

 

[Opinion]

has, is දෙකටම s නෙ බං. ඒකනෙ අවුල

it should mean " he has" because we can see the word "committed" after "he's"

it will mean "he is" if you write committing after "he's"

oya short form ekata piti passen liyala thiyena athitha kaala wachanen eka umbata guess karanna puluwan machan. ethanata warthamana kaala wachanayak awoth oka he is wenawa

 

[AnuradhaRa]

oya short form ekata piti passen liyala thiyena athitha kaala wachanen eka umbata guess karanna puluwan machan. ethanata warthamana kaala wachanayak awoth oka he is wenawa

 

[Opinion]

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