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minus-squaregastroglizzy@piefed.sociallinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up6arrow-down6·5 小时前“It’s” = “it is” “Its” = possessive form of “it” When in doubt, remember that an apostrophe always takes the place of extra letters. For example, “who’s” = “who is” and “whose” = the possessive form of “who”.
“It’s” = “it is”
“Its” = possessive form of “it”
When in doubt, remember that an apostrophe always takes the place of extra letters. For example, “who’s” = “who is” and “whose” = the possessive form of “who”.