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"Its" is singular, and refers to a non-gendered object or animal. You don't normally use it for a person. Examples: I know there has been a cat in my garage.
- "Its" is singular, and refers to a non-gendered object or animal.
- You don't normally use it for a person.
- Examples: I know there has been a cat in my garage.
- I found its footprints on the roof of my car.
- The computer just crashed!
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"Its" is singular, and refers to a non-gendered object or animal. You don't normally use it for a person. Examples:
I know there has been a cat in my garage. I found its footprints on the roof of my car.
The computer just crashed! I think its harddrive just died.
I know there has been a cat in my garage. I found its footprints on the roof of my car.
The computer just crashed! I think its harddrive just died.
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