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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
it, it's and its'
When you put "the court submitted its report" is this correct? Or is it its' or it's report? Thank you.
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Hello Anon The correct version is: 1. The court submitted its report. MrP
- Hello Anon The correct version is: 1.
- The court submitted its report.
- MrP
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Hello Anon
The correct version is:
1. The court submitted its report.
MrP
The correct version is:
1. The court submitted its report.
MrP
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Hi there
its his hers ours yours.....................are possessive pronouns and have no apostrophe, so your example is correct.
Possession
An apostrophe goes after the owner's name to show something belongs to him/her.
If singular put the apostrophe at the end and add an "s"........... Lionel's dog
If the word ends in an "
its his hers ours yours.....................are possessive pronouns and have no apostrophe, so your example is correct.
Possession
An apostrophe goes after the owner's name to show something belongs to him/her.
If singular put the apostrophe at the end and add an "s"........... Lionel's dog
If the word ends in an "
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"The court submitted its report" is correct.
it's means it is. You certainly don't mean "The court submitted it isreport", do you?
it's means it is. You certainly don't mean "The court submitted it isreport", do you?
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