I have noticed that several of you often get this mixed up: the apostophe ( ' ) in the words "It's and "Its."
The words "It's" is not a possesive pronoun, though commonly mistaken. Possesive pronouns are words such as "John's" and "The President's." it shows ownership of a noun, and sometimes verbs ( Verbs as in "John's jumping" or "John's running" ).
The word "It's" should only be used in circumstances when you are trying to make a conjuction, or combining the words "It" and "Is." Combine the two and you get "It's."
The word "Its" can be used possesively, as in "The car and its motor." It would not work, though, in the sentence "Its alright."
You all see where I'm going with this, right? xD
The words "It's" is not a possesive pronoun, though commonly mistaken. Possesive pronouns are words such as "John's" and "The President's." it shows ownership of a noun, and sometimes verbs ( Verbs as in "John's jumping" or "John's running" ).
The word "It's" should only be used in circumstances when you are trying to make a conjuction, or combining the words "It" and "Is." Combine the two and you get "It's."
The word "Its" can be used possesively, as in "The car and its motor." It would not work, though, in the sentence "Its alright."
You all see where I'm going with this, right? xD















