In your “About” section, it says “even by it’s opponents.”  I just
wanted to point out that “it’s” is a contraction for “it is,” and not
the possessive form of “it.” Â You should say “even by its opponents.”
in your “about” section
In your “About” section, it says “even by it’s opponents.”  I just
wanted to point out that “it’s” is a contraction for “it is,” and not
the possessive form of “it.” Â You should say “even by its opponents.”
it’s = belonging to,as in’the FSM’s opponents’ its would be: more than one ‘its’. Like, ”I’ve got half a dozen ITS chained up in my backyard.” Which I don’t ,cause I hate clowns and that movie gave me the willies. (IT)
Shiver me timbers boy, this don’t belong in the hate mail section…
walk the plank ya’ scurvy curr!
jk, nobody really cares
it = singular
its = plural of ‘it’
it’s = contraction of “it is” AND the possessive form of ‘it’
its’ = plural possessive of ‘it’
This is an commonly confused grammer rule, no biggie.
“Shiver me timbers boy, this don’t belong in the hate mail section…
walk the plank ya’ scurvy curr!”
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He has been the only hate mailer so far to come up with a valid point though,
Grammar is important. Its a shame more people don’t know about it’s importance.
The OP is correct; the possessive form of any pronoun does not have an apostrophe.
The only way ” its’ ” can ever be used is if you name an object an “It”, and you are referring to the plural posessive of that noun.
Alright,….. but I still hate clowns.
and rutabagas.