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It's under the bed.
/ɪts ˌʌndɚ ðə ˈbɛd/You say this when you tell someone that a thing is below the bed.
“It” means a thing already mentioned or known. The thing may be on the floor or in the space below the bed.
EXAMPLES
- I found your shoe. “It's under the bed.”
- “Where's the cat?” “It's under the bed.”
- “I can't find my bag.” “It's under the bed.”
SYNONYMS
It's underneath the bed.It's below the bed.
ANTONYMS
It's on the bed.It's above the bed.
GRAMMAR
Fixed phrase · “It's” means “it is” · used to say where a known thing is
