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   margueritem said, about 3 years ago

   I like it.
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   JFri said, about 3 years ago

   Ah, but there *IS* no apostrophe in “its”…..unless it’s the possessive form!
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   Sheik Yerbouti said, about 3 years ago

   JFri: I think you’ve got it backwards. the possessive form is its. The correct meaning of it’s is that it’s a contraction for it is or it has. There are some good on-line dictionaries available.
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   grapfhics said, about 3 years ago

   Thanks, Sheik, it’s not my its, it’ll do. Isn’t the apostrophe is backwards?
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   LafInLarry said, about 3 years ago

   Yeah, sheik, like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pq1SZrZbRMA
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   Robert Peters said, about 3 years ago

   Pin the apostrophe on the contraction. I think the apostrophe just looks backwards because of the point of view.
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   Lewreader said, about 3 years ago

   I always see an apostrophe as representing something missing, ie “i’ or “ha” when used with it. A possessive holds “s” next to it.. Is that too childish? Well, I am reading comics, aren’t I?
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   poohbear8192 said, about 3 years ago

   Count the its in the previous posts.
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   treBsdrawkcaB said, about 3 years ago

   Why am I thinking of the start of a Monty Python TV show now?
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    freeholder1 said, about 3 years ago

    Teacher’s contractions are getting more abbreviated as the taxes get voted down.
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    Radish said, about 3 years ago

    THE POODLE BY-EE-ITES THE POODLE CHEWS IT

    From Frank Zappa’s the Apsotrophe
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    shytimes2 said, about 3 years ago

    Coming next- Split the infinitive!
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    whmIII said, about 3 years ago

    Give me a “T”
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    JFri said, about 3 years ago

    Shiek, you’re right! Had a senior moment there!
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