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Background info: "It's is a contraction for it is or it has.
Its is a possessive pronoun meaning, more or less, of it or belonging to it.
And there is absolutely, positively, no such word as its'."
HOWEVER!! Its' should be a word, and here's why:
its' (plural, possessive pronoun)- possesive pronoun; belonging to a group of 'its.'
by AmandaDance on Mar 2, 2011
tags: group, its, it's, possesive, pronoun
The Its are playing the Greek next month. The Its' new song 'Stop It' landed at number five on the top ten chart this week.
Its' home rests above the patio of a penthouse on Park Avenue.
Background info: "It's is a contraction for it is or it has.
Its is a possessive pronoun meaning, more or less, of it or belonging to it.
And there is absolutely, positively, no such word as its'."
HOWEVER!! Its' should be a word, and here's why:
its' (plural, possessive pronoun)- possesive pronoun; belonging to a group of 'its.'
The Its are playing the Greek next month. The Its' new song 'Stop It' landed at number five on the top ten chart this week.
Its' home rests above the patio of a penthouse on Park Avenue.
The singular third-person neutral possessive. Often confused by semi-literates with "it's," which is a contraction of "it is."
Its depressing how smacktarded people are nowadays. I blame Dubya.
The state of being "it." The feeling of unnameable joy that accompanies a transcendent, quintessential experience.
The layered guitar picking and vocal melody of Big Star's "Thirteen" are perfect on their own, but when combined with the lyrics the song achieves something beyond perfection: a palpable itness.
1. A term most often used when declaring war.
2. A term used when Something is about to happen.
1. De'Andre: I heard you was talkin bout me...
Leroy: Yeah, I was...You aint gone do nothin bout, so....
De'Andre: Oh I aint...?! Okay...Its On!!
2. Keisha: You goin to the E-40 concert?
Wanda: Yeah girl, Its On and poppin!!!
-slang for alright
-affirmative response to a question
Person 1 - "Where are we going tonight?"
Person 2 - "Monday's."
Person 1 - "Ite."