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is

auxiliary verbtime

Auxiliary verb replacing 'has' or 'have'

Forms the perfect tense where Standard English would use 'has' or 'have' (e.g. 'he is gone' = 'he has gone').

Example in use

He is gane hame

Pronunciation

Say it like this

/IZ/

Word snapshot

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Origin & context

scotscurrentneutral

Local variations

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