Ignoring the logistics, is this sentence written well?
China’s in Africa?
Or is it
China is in Africa?
Either way is correct, as in “He’s a big boy” or “He is a big boy.”
Not to be confused with pi R square. Everyone knows pi R round. Cornbread R square.
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Both are correct English, if incorrect geography.
“China’s in Africa” is a bit less formal, but not incorrect.
If you aren’t a native speaker, there can be come confusion as the possesive typically adds ['s] and adding [is] as a contraction also takes the form of ['s]
Actually, China is in Asia.
But, ironically, Youth in Africa.
It could be a person named China’s in Africa.
Then it would be correct.
