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Easy way to remember "it is", "it's" (Kelvin)
I always forget the following: it's....... it is or belong to it its Do you know of an easy way of remembering which means it is or the posessive form of it.
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When there is an apostrophe (it's) it is a contraction similar to I'm, He's she's etc. To easily remember which to use, think of the contractions mentioned. The other one (its) is a possessive.
- When there is an apostrophe (it's) it is a contraction similar to I'm, He's she's etc.
- To easily remember which to use, think of the contractions mentioned.
- The other one (its) is a possessive.
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When there is an apostrophe (it's) it is a contraction similar to I'm, He's she's etc.
To easily remember which to use, think of the contractions mentioned.
The other one (its) is a possessive.
To easily remember which to use, think of the contractions mentioned.
The other one (its) is a possessive.
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