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| I can never work out my apostrophes. Such as, do I write "it's" or "its"? | |
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| I used to get confused, but I've worked it out now | |
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| "it is" can be shortened to "it's" because the aposotrophe stands in for the missing letter... | |
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| ...but if you write "its", that is a bit like saying "my" or "your", so you could write "the cat licked its whiskers" | |
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