It's VS. Its
"Sometimes we put up walls, not to block people out, but to see who can break them down."
I can't take credit, but I like this. I feel it is relevant.
On another note, can someone help me with a little problem? I could look online easily, and through old texts, but I am also hoping that this will maybe help out some others who are not sure of this grammar rule. It's vs Its.
posted by Civil Whisper @ 2:38 PM
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The following is a song. I'll sing it for you one time if you really want when I see you (I also can't take credit for it):
"Ohhhhhh if you wanna be posessive, it's just I-T-S
But if you wanna make a contraction, it's I-T-apostrophe-S!"
Hopefully that makes sense. in a nutshell:
"Its" = something belonging to "It"
"It's" = It + is
Okay! Good! I was right then! :) Thanks. And you will sing that for me.
It's going to rain, and its your fault.
Correct?
Close! It's going to rain it's your fault are the same.
IT'S going to rain and... the tree shed ITS leaves in the fall
Buggerdamnshitbitch. Hm, okay. Well that seems simple enough. Thanks.
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