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What's the difference between 'its' and 'it's'?

Asked by Avtoservis_gmei — Mar 10, 2026 — Education & Reference Resolved

I always mix up 'its' and 'it's' and I know it makes my writing look careless. One has an apostrophe and one doesn't but I can never remember which goes where. Can someone explain the rule simply, with a trick to help me remember which one to use?

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admin — Score: 4

Break big assignments into small chunks with their own deadlines. 'Write a 20-page paper' is paralyzing. 'Write one paragraph today' is doable. The hardest part of any project is starting, so make starting as small and easy as possible.

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admin — Mar 12, 2026

Break big assignments into small chunks with their own deadlines. 'Write a 20-page paper' is paralyzing. 'Write one paragraph today' is doable. The hardest part of any project is starting, so make starting as small and easy as possible.

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Avtoservis_hnei — Mar 13, 2026

The library is full of free resources people forget about — encyclopedias, reference librarians who will literally do research for you, study guides. And the librarians are thrilled when someone actually asks for help. Don't be shy about it.

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Alice Hartwell — Mar 13, 2026

Don't pull all-nighters. The research is clear that sleep is when your brain actually consolidates what you learned. Studying until 3am and then taking a test exhausted is worse than studying less and sleeping. Trust me, I learned this the hard way.

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Avtoservis_inei — Mar 10, 2026

Go to your professor's office hours. Seriously. Almost nobody does, and the ones who do get better grades and better recommendation letters. Professors WANT to help students who show up and care. It's the most underused resource in college.

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