it'sWhich Means:The contraction of "it is." As In:
Heads Up!The apostrophe in this word takes the place of the I in 'is'. A contraction is made up of two words, so when you want to say "it is", you can use the apostrophe to create one word! |
itsWhich Means:A word that shows ownership, but not by a person. As In:
Heads Up!This possessive pronoun does not use an apostrophe the way "the girl's bike" or "the boy's shoes" do. It is just one word. |
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"It's for you," he said sweetly, handing her the gift.
The puppy stood near its mother.
