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it’s = “it is” otherwise it’s “its” he or she makes this grammatical error multiple times if you don’t know which to use, if you can substitute “it is” and i
by pmarreck 4y ago
it’s = “it is”
otherwise it’s “its”
he or she makes this grammatical error multiple times
if you don’t know which to use, if you can substitute “it is” and it makes sense, then use “it’s”, otherwise not