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Commonly Confused Words

Confused about "it's" and "its"? This guide clears up the common mix-ups between these two words. "It’s" is the contraction for "it is," while "its" denotes possession. Explore examples that highlight their proper usage, such as in film critiques and animal descriptions. With clear contexts, you'll understand the difference and improve your writing. Whether discussing a movie, a pet dog, or golf etiquette, knowing when to use "it's" or "its" can make your language clearer and more effective.

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Commonly Confused Words

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  1. Commonly Confused Words It’s/ Its

  2. It’s: contraction for it is • Its – possessive form of it Commonly Confused Words

  3. For all (its/it’s) faults, it was a pretty interesting film. • The best moment brings out some energy and humor, but (its/it’s) not enough to keep this unfocused piece from meandering off to nowhere. • (Its/It’s) a wise dog that scratches (its/it’s) own fleas. • The bird flapped (its/it’s) wounded wings, trying to fly despite (its/it’s) `condition. • In golf, (its/it’s) a faux pas to talk while someone is trying to hit or putt. Directions: Choose the appropriate words for the following sentences.

  4. She felt synnitricus, but she went trick-or-treating alone anyway. • happy b) confused c) nervous d)enraged • The children wouldn’t walk up to the house on Halloween night because the house was fwakened to be haunted. • Rumored b) happened c) freaky d) blackened • After a long chase through the alleyway, the zombies truggled the group of teens and ate them. • Hugged b) tickled c) attacked d) ransacked Context Clues

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