Today I will be explaining the differences between its and it's. It's A contraction of it and is. When you use it's you are saying it is. i.e. It's cold outside. --> It is cold outside. Its A possessive adjective (showing possession). Use when talking about a belonging (not necessarily physical) i.e. Its beard is turning blue. --> The beard that belongs to it is turning blue. So please before you type it's or its, ask yourself "am I trying to say it is?" if you are then use it's if you're not, use its. Previous lesson: http://squadcraft.net/threads/grammar-lesson-1-yes-there-will-be-more.12603/ Next lesson: there, their and they're
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Great job! this is my first post here on my new iPod touch btw, I have to get use to the smaller screen.