I would like to try to correct a frequent misconception in the use of English regarding the forms of "its" and "it's" which are very commonly misused.
"its" is a possessive pronoun, pronoun meaning "instead of a noun". It DOES NOT take an apostrophe. Examples.."a dog and its master", "a car and...
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