Its or It's?

It is

It is hot today.
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It has

It's been hot here lately.

~R

It's = it is

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Originally Posted by RonBee

It is

It is hot today.

_ _ _

It has

It's been hot here lately.

~R

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:oops: That first one was supposed to be: "It's hot today.":oops:

I think It's means it is a thing
and Its means it belongs to a thing
so It's is correct

Hello all, I'm trying to improve my english, It's the first time to me to be in a Forum, The forums new world for me. I searched for a proper forum to begin with, I dont know if there is a welcom forum or not, I think "Begginer" the proper one.:-)

Its is a possesive adjective "Its people are great".
It's is an abreviation of the verb "be" "It is a beautiful town".

"It's" is a shortcut of "It is", but "Its" is a possessive pronoun.
Examples:
"It's": It is a lovely town = It's a lovely town
"Its": I have a mobile and its colour is red.

I was thinking about that so i think it should be it's am i right??

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Originally Posted by almlta3a

I was thinking about that, so I think it should be it's. Am Iright??

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Question: Am I right?
Answer: Yes, it's it's.

:-)

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Originally Posted by henry

Shouldn't it be: It's a lovely forum! :wink:

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ya ofcourse.....therz nothin wrong in that........