I assume you mean "it's" and "its".Originally Posted by TheFinalRevolution
it's = contraction of it is. It's a beautiful day = It is a beautiful day.
its = possessive adjective of it. The cat has hurt its paw = The cat has hurt a paw belonging to it.
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- 29-Oct-2006, 13:11 #1
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it' or it's the general rule concerning
- 29-Oct-2006, 21:04 #2
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- 29-Oct-2006, 22:19 #3
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Re: it' or it's Hey thanks, yeah you were right on all counts.
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- 29-Oct-2006, 22:46 #4
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Re: it' or it's You're welcome. Originally Posted by TheFinalRevolution 
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