when you write sentences?
The puppy chased (it’s or its)
tail.(You’re or Your) my closest friend.
(Who’s or Whose) bike is in the garage?
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- 2. Have you ever struggled with choices like
- 3. Well, you are not alone. Many people confuse these pairs of words all the time:it’s and itsyou’re and yourwho’s and whose
- 4. The most obvious difference between the words
- 5. Contractions join two words into one. In
- 6. Possessive pronouns are pronouns that show ownership
- 7. Possessive PronounIts—no apostropheThe kitten could not find
- 8. There is an easy substitution test
- 9. The puppy chased (it’s or its) tail.Substitute
- 10. (You’re or Your) my closest friend.Substitute You
- 11. (Who’s or Whose) bike is in the
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Have you ever struggled with choices like these when you write sentences?The puppy chased (it’s or its) tail.(You’re or Your) my closest friend.(Who’s or Whose) bike is in the garage?
Слайд 2 Have you ever struggled with choices like these
when you write sentences?
tail.(You’re or Your) my closest friend.
(Who’s or Whose) bike is in the garage?
Слайд 3 Well, you are not alone. Many people confuse
these pairs of words all the time:
it’s and its
you’re and your
who’s and whose
Слайд 4 The most obvious difference between the words in
each pair is the apostrophe ( ‘ ) mark:
It’s,
you’re, and who’s all contain an apostrophe.These 3 words are contractions.
Its, your, and whose do NOT contain an apostrophe.
These 3 words are possessive pronouns.
Слайд 5 Contractions join two words into one. In the
process, one or more letters are left out, and
an apostrophe replaces these letters.Two Words
It is or It has
You are
Who is or Who has
Contraction
It’s—apostrophe replaces the i in is or the ha in has
It’s time to begin. (It is)
It’s been a long day. (It has)
You’re—apostrophe replaces the a in are
You’re bothering me. (You are)
Who’s—apostrophe replaces the i in is or the ha in has
Who’s ready to begin? (Who is)
Who’s seen my keys? (Who has)
Слайд 6 Possessive pronouns are pronouns that show ownership or
possession. They DO NOT need an apostrophe to show
ownership, unlike nouns, which DO need an apostrophe to show ownership: Possessive Pronoun---His car (pronoun with no ‘s) Possessive Noun---Bob’s car (noun with an ‘s)
Слайд 7
Possessive Pronoun
Its—no apostrophe
The kitten could not find its
squeak toy.
Your---no apostrophe
I like your taste in clothes.
Whose---no apostrophe
We
don’t know whose car is parked in the fire lane.Meaning
Belonging to it
Belonging to you
Belonging to whom
Слайд 8 There is an easy substitution test you can
use in order to choose the correct word in
the following troublesome pairs.
Слайд 9
The puppy chased (it’s or its) tail.
Substitute it
is or it has. If the sentence makes sense,
then use the contraction, it’s. If it doesn’t make sense, then use the possessive pronoun, its.The puppy chased it is tail. The puppy chased it has tail.
☹ Sentence makes no sense, so use its.
The puppy chased its tail. ✔
Слайд 10
(You’re or Your) my closest friend.
Substitute You are.
If the sentence makes sense, then use the contraction,
You’re. If it doesn’t make sense, then use the possessive pronoun, Your.You are my closest friend.
☺ Sentence makes sense, so use You’re.
You’re my closest friend. ✔
Слайд 11
(Who’s or Whose) bike is in the garage?
Substitute
Who is or Who has. If the sentence makes
sense, then use the contraction, Who’s. If it doesn’t make sense, then use the possessive pronoun, Whose.Who is bike is in the garage? Who has bike is in the garage?
☹ Sentence makes no sense, so use Whose.
Whose bike is in the garage? ✔
