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If you look back through the thread, you'll see that RonBee has confirmed the correct answer several times.
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- 25-Jan-2012, 10:48 #31
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Re: "it's" vs "its" No teacher.
Yeah, I agree with the guys who say its is the right one.
- 25-Jan-2012, 17:36 #32
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Re: "it's" vs "its" Context is important. Please provide enough for us to be able to deal effectively with your question.
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- 26-Jan-2012, 08:07 #33
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Re: "it's" vs "its" You taught me a lesson on that one, 5jj.
- 16-Mar-2012, 09:07 #34
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Re: "it's" vs "its" Yep, the answer is "its"....
- 27-Jun-2012, 20:24 #35
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Re: "it's" vs "its" Clearly "its" :)
- 05-Sep-2012, 15:50 #36
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Re: "it's" vs "its" "its" is possesive, and "it's" is contraction
so the answer it "its" . . yeas i'm right. .
- 17-Nov-2012, 12:48 #37
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Re: "it's" vs "its" it's is contracted form of it is and it doesn't make any sense there
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