Its or It's?

[vijayjakhar]

What's the difference?

hey the answer to this wuestion is .....
it's a lovely town / it is a lovely town

it's = it is which is used to refer something.
its refers to possessive case like -its his

[Fida Muhammad]

It's means it is which is correct

[Fleur de mort]

It's < it's right cause when we whold like to delete ((is)) we must put (( ' )) like thes
it's or:
thes's = thes is
com's = come is

yeah i'm inglish girl

LooooL

Death Flower

[Trish21]

"Its" is a possessive pronoun, while "it's" is the contraction of it is. If we use its, there will be no verb therefore it will not be a sentence and the message is obscured.

[Teia]

It is -impersonal "it" folowed by the verb "be".
It`s mine = It is mine.

"Its" is a possessive pronoun or adjective.
I`ve got a new PC. Its display is modern. - possessive adjective.
What about that plug over there? It is its. [of the computer]-possessive pronoun]

[RonBee]

It is -impersonal "it" folowed by the verb "be".
It`s mine = It is mine.

"Its" is a possessive pronoun or adjective.
I`ve got a new PC. Its display is modern. - possessive adjective.
What about that plug over there? It is its. [of the computer]-possessive pronoun]

Well, that's mostly right. But in the sentence "It is its" the word "its" doesn't have anything to modify.

It is its.

The dog wags its tail when it is excited.

~R

[koolsonic]

it's a cool forum. this is my first time posting here.. nice to know you all :D

[iloveu]

Yes, I have the same feeling. Thank you everybody.

[khalidshare]

Yup, "It's" stands for "It has" or "It is". Possesive apostrophies are incorrect when used with "It".

how are you

[khalidshare]

hi