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| "It's" or "Its" (1) She was happy with the paper's content, but was relatively concerned about its layout. (2) I was wondering if it's possible that she lost track of time. (3) Are you certain it's her priority right now? (4) The program seemed very organized in principle; its drawback was that it failed to consider the problems encountered by putting good principles into practice. (5) I fail to see how it's any different than before. (6) It's not a matter of really wanting to own a pet: what is really important is being able to provide for its needs. (7) She thinks it's about time they agreed to a settlement. (8) The artifact was discovered in a medieval castle in England, but its origin is unknown. ~ Back to previous page ~
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