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It's on the floor.
/ɪts ɑn ðə flɔr/You say this to tell someone that a thing is on the floor.
It usually means the floor of a room, and “it” is a thing you both know about.
EXAMPLES
- She said, "It's on the floor."
- I asked where my bag was, and he said, "It's on the floor."
- When I couldn't find my shoe, my sister said, "It's on the floor."
SYNONYMS
It's on the ground.
GRAMMAR
Fixed phrase · a statement about where something is
