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It’s & Its
When to use “it’s” and when to use “its”. Watch this lesson to eliminate one of the most common English errors made by native and non-native English speakers. Don’t miss this one!
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Great lesson! Very helpful!
“It’s” and “its” are so much clearer to me know.
Thank you.
PS:I wrote the first comment! :)
do u know from where i have to start
Poonam, just click on the box that says “leave a comment” to add your message.
Thanks, Maksim. Good for you for being the first one! My best wishes to you.
It’s and it’s help more different. When you use it’s that is possessive. And using it’s when it is subject of something
!Very usefull, thanks amillion!!!!!!!!!!!!
I really liked that lesson thanks alot.
Thanks a lot ma’am,now I know how could I use it. Hope that more lesson to come.
Rebecca thank u a lot it’s another useful lesson
Thanks Rebecca. Could you do video about phrases
Thanks. What kind of phrases did you have in mind, Othman?
Keep up the good work guys..
It’s cool, I like this lesson. Very helpful for me and I’m really clear now. Thanks alot. :)
thanks for this quiz
thanks Rebecca i have learned a lot of things from your lectures……………..thanks a lot you are really Good
thnk u.
it was a very effective lesson. Thanks
Ms. Rebecaa,
I use your website to learne English,so I am thankful for your kind efforts.
Just have a question:(Could you please let me know the difference between “Each & Every”, that, where should be used which of them?
Many thanks,
Thanks, Abdul. The words “each” and “every” are very similar and most of the time either one can be used, without worrying too much. There are very slight differences in usage which you can learn by consulting a good grammar book. Here are some of the main differences:
1) Each is used to talk about 2 or more items or things. Every is used when referring to 3 or more people or things.
2)Each is used to refer to individual members of a group; every is used to talk about the group as a whole.
3) Every is used with adverbs such as the following:
Almost every boy in class was intelligent.
Nearly every girl in class got high marks in the exam.
As I said, there are some other subtle differences, but the most important point to remember about these two words is that they need to be used in the singular.
Each student was intensely interested in the lecture for his or her own reasons.
Every guitar was expensive.
My bets wishes to you, Abdul.
Hello :)
Thanks for your efforts :D I loved your reply about “Each” and “Every” :D I was so confused about the differnece but not any more ^^ Thank you so much.
Johnny ABDO :)
Thank you I like it. it’s very good.
Excellent! Only start the new sentence with a capital letter.
It’s very good.
Best wishes to you, Madyo.
thans so much
Thanks :)
Thanks Rebecca, good class
very good lesson rebecca. keep on making making good lessons like this one.
hi rebecca thanks
I’m loving this website :) hugs
Use gerund or infinitive for talking about the “interest and hobby”
I like to watch this video / I like watching this video
Not using “present continuous” :)
Dear Rebecca,
You are a good teacher. Your lesson was accessible and absorbing for me. Thank you very much.
Best regards, Ramil
It´s been a wonderful lesson !!!
thanks you teacher rebecca !!
I made a lot of mistakes but not anymore thanks to your new grammar lesson
HI it was a great lesson. i was confused about that. so thank you .if you can tell us about what is the DIFFERENCE between we`re and were both of them pronounce the same how i can discriminate and thank you.
Thanks for your comments.
The two words you have asked about are completely different from each other.
“We’re” is a contraction of the two words, we are, so you can use it as an informal way of saying we are.
We’re late.
We’re from Japan.
We’re going home now.
“Were” is the past tense of the verb to be, used in the following ways:
You were tired yesterday.
We were very hungry when we woke up this morning.
They were angry we didn’t call them last week.
Good luck with your English!
THank YOu very MuCh rebecca! This Lesson Is very HElpful! I HAd a doubt But right now it’s all clear…Thanks FOr your WOnderful LEssons :D
Thank you!!!
it was a very effective lesson. Thanks
thnks.
This lesson did help me.
hi rebecca,i am not that good in english so that i want to learn more..you explained it very well,and keep on teaching so that more people like me could learn more..
thank u very much it’s been awonderful lesson
I love your teaching Rebecca.it is so intersting thank you.
Rebeca, Thank you very much for one more helpful lesson . I’d like to watch a class about how to use the word to and for after the verbs .
When I explain about it to my students I say :
I think we tend to use “for” with a verb.
Someone does something “for” someone else. The pronouns can change.
So..
“I cook for you.” -Would be correct.
She (takes care) of you.
He (works) for him.
They (fight) for us.
We (made cookies) for you.
I (paid the rent) for them.
He (picked flowers) for her.
Now, for the word “to”…….
I think a noun needs to be with “to”
So…
I gave (a gift) to you.
Give (it) to me.
He donated (money) to the school.
With a verb “to” seems to become more of a direction.
The dog (ran) to him.
She (walked) to the park.
Make yourself comfortable to correct me .
Hugs from Brazil darling .
Ricardo, that sounds like a great explanation to me. Your students are really lucky to have such a talented and dedicated teacher. However, as you said, this is tricky because sometimes these prepositions are used differently from what you have explained, too. Your guidelines will help in some cases, certainly, but not all, unfortunately! The patterns are too detailed to get into here, but a good grammar book should help.
My best wishes to you, Ricardo, and to all your fortunate students in Brazil.
Rebeca, Thank you very much for the praises above, but I am still looking forward to developing my English and undoubtly with your cues I will . As a matter of fact , we in the whole world are lucky for having such a great teacher like you . I will try to find a grammar book about it .
ps: I am thinking about going to Canada to take English class with you . Do you teach there in a school or college ? If you do , please let me know .
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All the best to you .
think you so much
Great lesson, it’s worth to watch it. ;)
It has been a pleasure this lesson, well done Rebecca. so long. by the way, I got great score.
Good for you! All the best to you.
thank you very much.
i am very clear now about it’s &its.
Hello Rebecca,
I just wanna ask you something…
• can you please post video about
• I’m in
• I’m off
• you’re on
and so on….
I can’t understand it very well.
Hey Darsu . It ‘s very easy. I will write some sentences in order to help you.
I am in the classroom now = I am inside . I am off can be I am wrong , it is a slang from the baseball .
There is another slang from the baseball , which is you are on the mark = you are right .
Dear friend , your doubt seems to be abot place prepositions . You should watch Alex’s class about this lesson .
I hope it will clear your doubt .
Hugs from Brazil .
Thankx Ricardo,
It helps me, but still I’ve confusions about that,
I heard when someone gets tickets for you, you say “oh, I am IN”
When situation is weird you say “I am off” that means I am gonna get out of here.
And I am cleared about “you’re on” thanks alot for it..!!
I saw Alex’s video but still I need some more information for it..
I am seeking for a lesson… so please post a video..
Darsu, you are confused a little because there are many such slang expressions, where it is easier at times to learn the entire phrase by heart and review it often, instead of analyzing it.
All the best to you, Darsu.
Thanks for helping out, Ricardo.
thanks so much rebeca you teach very well please keep up.
It’s been very easy…:))
Thank you Rebecca for this lesson, it’s very helpful, but I think that the first example ‘it’s disappeared’ it’s not ‘it has’ because the word disappeared is an adjective,
it’s my opinion.
THANKS MISS REBECCA >>>>>
Thanks a lot.
it’s useful many thanks
how can i get from the begining…
i want to all vedio from the starting
do anyone know about it
Thanks Rebecca).
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Shalom, Maskit. Thanks very much for sharing your background and providing feedback. I am so glad engvid has been useful to you and your students. Please also check out our English resources section, where you will find several items which you can download and print out for distribution to your students. You may find the one on 50 Common Grammar Mistakes in English particularly helpful. You could even use it as a diagnostic tool to see if students can correct the errors. Of course, it depends on the level of the students. Please try and get hold of “Basic English in Use” by Raymond Murphy, Cambridge Univ Press. You will find it extremely useful. Do feel free to contact us at Diplomat Language School the next time you’re in town, or otherwise by email. Toda veh kol tov.
Thank you very much for the great lesson
I enjoyed the lesson.
It was a very useful lesson, I really enjoyed it
and I learnt grammer many thanks and keep the good work
This lesson really nice, thank you so much.
Another question I would like to make clear about the difference “lots of” and “a lot of”.
Could you help me?
Luckily, there isn’t too much difference there, William, so feel free to use either one confidently.
My best wishes to you.
thank you for this great lesson
Thank you very much for your excellent method of teaching.
thank you :)
heLLo!!! Ma’am Rebecca can a lesson about the difference between were and we’re…tnx a Lot! God bLess you!!!
heLLo!!! Ma’am Rebecca can you make a lesson about the difference between were and we’re…tnx a Lot! God bLess you!!!
Please see my reply to ghghso above.
Thanks, and all the best to you.
I got 7 into 8 in quiz and that is good to increase grammar
It’s a very good lesson & it is very useful to me..
Could you please help me with words “SOMEONE & SOMEBODY” and “SO & VERY”
Thank you
thank you so much Ma’am Rebecca,because watching this lesson only i came to know that there is a difference between it’s and its. thank you very much
Thanks to all for your kind feedback. This is really an important lesson because we use these two words quite often in English and it is a very common mistake to mix up the two. So good for all of you who watched and learned well.
My very best wishes to all of you.
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thank you for the lesson.
Great lesson. Thank you for helping us.
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It’s really helpful, and i learned a lot of things from this website, i wish all the best Rebecca.
Agron
my first watched video and make a quiz
i got Thanks for taking this English quiz! Your score: 100.00 You got 8 correct out of 8.
Very nice lesson,,,thanks
8 OUT OF 8
Thanks for the vedio. it really helps..
i mean video.
Thanks for your help!!!
very useful lesson thankyou
Very helpful and good presentation. Once more a big thankyou
thanks teacher, this lesson was very helpful.
Thanks a lot I really like the lesson :)
hi miss
i m ali from pakistan Peshawar.plz tell me the uses of may and might in english grammar.it make me confused. i will be wait for replay .
thanks
how should i take a quiz
please rebecca send more tutorials. they are very helpful.could u please send some on modals and conjunctions, where to use which one.it’s really very confusing
i’ll be waiting for your reply
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It’s a best explanation.
Thank you.
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Hi Rebecca. I love your lessons!!! Could you do the lesson about the difference in such words/phrases as “can”, “to be able to”, “to be capable to”. They quiet the same, but there is a difference in usage. I get confuse sometimes. Thanks an advance. It would help to a lot of your students on this website. Best regards. Natalie.
Thanks for your kind words, Natalie. I will try and put together a lesson on that. All the best to you.
me I’d like her…! good explanation.
This is a good explanation. Thank you Very much.
You’re an excelent teacher
They quiet the same, but there is a difference in usage. I get confuse sometimes. Thanks an advance. It would help to a lot of your students on this website. Best regards.
And if you can give me a correct form to use: Please, use this or Use this ,please.
Good day Ms. Rebecca, I just wanna ask what is the exact meaning of this sentence.
” Hey guys, I’m off to school now, see yah”
Is this means a person is just about to go inside the school or the person is about to go out of the school premises? Which is which? thanks in advance and more power. =)
Leonora ;)
It means that the person is going to school, not leaving school.
All the best to you, Leonora.
Rebecca, I got it, but I don’t understand… OFF does not mean CLOSED? Or I should remember this like an expression? I’m off to school= I’m going to school? Thank you dear Rebecca :)
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It’s been very kind of you Rebecca to teach us so many particularities of english.
I would like to extend my thanks to you Rebecca, really it was useful lesson.
Thanks so much Rebecca and that was great>>!
what’s the vowel and consonant?
The following letters are vowels”
a,e, i, o, u and sometimes the letter y
All the other letters are consonants.
Hope this helps. Best wishes.
100% thanks!=D
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Dear all
thank you
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Thank you :) you are a great teacher. Score 7/8
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It’s very good lesson.Thanks teacher Rebeca. Lily from Brazil
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Thank you
Good…
it was a very helpful lesson …. thank tou misss….!!!!
I don’t know how can i thank you.your lessons are so useful.thank again and again.
Hi Rebecca, All these days I was thinking that both It’s & Its are same didn’t pay much attention.Thank you very much for explaining very clearly.Great !!!!!!
Thank you
This is a good explanation
Hi Teacher Ronnie, how are you?
Well.. I’m from brazil and I have a question..
I want to know about this lesson in the video the difference Birth, Growing up and Born…
Could you help explain to me, please ?
I am more confident to use my its and it’s now.
Thanks a lot!
thank u rebecca for ur lesson u make understand how to us it’s and its
this are very good lessons 4 me because i have been improving o lot my english. thanx
hi rebecca thanks for yuor help. i like it that was my problem now I got bettr … see u
hi madam
u r too good every word u say it just adjust in me like my soul thank you soo much
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Very good!!! I understood well. Thanks
My thanks to all of you for your valuable feedback. It helps us here at engvid to know how the lessons help you. Please tell your friends so we can continue to grow.
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thank you
your lessons are so useful.
Thanks for my tutat mrss Rebcca.
I haven”t words to say Thankful for this lesson.
But,i want to say this lesson is very helpful me.
So, thank a lots, Rebecca. There are many peoples was helping by You. And that is bless/ prouding for you. I support you in every time. good!
Rebecca, you are wonderful teacher. I love your clear approach in teaching. Thanks allot.
well i didn’t watch ur vid (sry 4 that) but ur doin a gr8 job Madam. U shld be proud of urslf. U r the very meaning of a true Teacher im my country we have mostly so called wanna-bes :) Cheers
Thanks a lot!
I’ve learned much from your videos.
That’s very good lesson. Thank you for all teachers
thank y0u a lot
Thanks Ms Rabicca, this is a very helpful lesson for me. Ms pleas give me a sugetion how can i improve very well my grammer?
Thank you. I love to learn from your lessons. You make the lessons simpler to understand and to remember. Also, your speaking speed makes it much easier for students too.
If there is “it’s” how should I know that is the shortened version of “it is” or “it has”?
Thanks again for your wonderful teaching.
Hi , many thanx , coulde you add the (Its’) to the differences , please?
thank you again for your wonderful teaching
i want to know about how to use in,on in transportation???I’m confused.in bus or on bus???in train or on train???taxi???plzzz help me
thanks Maam Rebecca. I got a perfect score=)
thanks a lot your the best teacher i ever know,
i am lerning english thanks fot this lesson. =)
thanks a lot your the best teacher i ever knew,i am lerning english thanks fot this lesson. =)
it’s a great lesson
thanks
Thank You for clarifying the difference.
fantastic lesson,Rebacca.You are simply great!!
Love you so much!!May god bless you @ your crew.
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thank you Rebecca, it’s really very helpful for writers. i would like if you can make video about consular, counselor, and consul.
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This lesson really nice, thank you so much.
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Hi Rebecca . Its the first time I approach u concerning/regarding English and I surely hope that u will help me with what I am facing with . I have a problem in knowing/understanding fast understanding and fast listening I daily face with incidents , races , cultures and different accents so I want you to help me with you guidence and kindly type me steps in boosting these both skills . I wish you will help . Bye
i got 100% ,
hello
that lesson very helpful for us
I got 100%
can you make anther one like that one
thank you so much
it is very help full for me i got 100% so i want to more learn thing.
Dear Ma`am,
You referred to the words ” My, its, your etc.” as possessive pronouns while I guess more precisely we must call them Possessive ADJECTIVES as they describe NOUNS! Tell me if I`m wrong PLEASE!
Thanks
It’s very very understandable
I’ve allways problems with this!
Dear Madam
Thanks a lot. You are one of my teachers.
Wow, thanks Ms. Rebecca! That was one of the most commonly mistaken words in the English language, your lesson about this is great, it’s helped me a lot! ^_^
Keep up the good work guys. These lesson helps me a lot when I do have a doubt.
It’s really helpful for me !
Thanks !
thanks for your lesson.
that’s useful
in the next lesson.can you please show me the different from corporation and company?
thank you so much!^^
IT’S a pleasure to learn english with you Rebecca. You are my fisrt teacher and IT’S great!
* First… Im in a hurry. Sorry :)
very nice class thankyou very much
Hi Rebbecca,It is a great lesson, but i have a doubt. for example, today’s deal. in this today has an apostrophe S. is this mean today is or today has. would you please help me to understand this. thanks.
Excellent explanation.. Thanks
hi rebedcca,
Hi Rebecca, this was a very nice video.However i am confused with some other words.For example, today’s menu. is this means today has/is menu. could you help me to to understand this issue. Thank you very much for you’re videos.
I always respect my teacher. But sometimes I made my test not good, and I am so upset about that. So,can you give some advice how to learn English better. I know after I see this program I am so glad because i made another good teacher who is rebecca.hihi
thanks rebecca! I got 100 on quiz! That’s because you explained it well.
it,s agood way for understanding
Why is ‘at’ used before ‘night’ not before ‘day’ ?
I could not had scored 100% if I did not see your well prepared video lesson. Thanks.
Thanks Rebeccal, your teaching skill is very good, i often used to watch your video, thanks a lot again!!!!!!!
well done teacher,your lesson is very useful.thank you for being tired. thank you again
thanks Rebecca,it was very nice class,difinitly it will helpful,thanks alot
hi Rebecca, how are you ,please i want to learn how to use more than one tense in the same sentence becuase i fall in dilemma when i want to use more than one tense in the one sentence .like how to use present with past ????????????
Your explain very clear to me
Thank you very much :)
Thanks Rebecca Teacher for explaining the grammar. Actually i had always confused on the above topics .
thank you …i lik you
thank u
hi madam, plz differentiate between sitting or seating also explain about examination roll number are write in the class room are sitting or seating.
hi rebedcca,
It’s really helpful for me !
Thanks !
Thanks Rebeca for the lessons you are very didactic
Dear Rebecca! Thank you very match!
Hello :)
Thanks for your efforts :D I loved your reply about “Each” and “Every” :D i was confused about the differnece but not any more ^^ Thank you so much, it was a reply to Abdul Samad’s question ^^
Johnny ABDO :)
Hei Rebecca!
It´s been a good lesson
:-) Lene from Denmark
Hi teacher!
Thank you so much.
It’s been so great for me.
I’m so glad that i answer all the questions correctly.. It really give me confidence to continue studying english and to improve more my skills in english..
I appreciate Mrs Rebecca’s lessons. She is a talented teacher. Great!!
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hi ms.rebecca
i just want to say thank you coz i really enjoy your lessons & i’ve learn a lot. have good day,godbless & your family always…:D
Thank you best teacher
my question is how I can use (So far)? because I heard those speakers used it many times!!!
Dear Rebecca!
I really like your lesson and it’s really useful. just a little thing, i want to ask teacher about the comma above in the word ” it’s” (is it right?). can you help me in typing that word, and can you explain a little about it with “comma”. Thank you so much!
it’s very nice lecture so that a good appreciation is its right :)
Thank you !!! :) :) :)
mam Rebecca!
you are my fav teacher ..your lessons always very useful it really helps …one day i will be able to talk in english becouse of you love u teacher <3
it is useful lesson thank you
Thanks a lot Rebecca. Now I understand the differences better.
madam ae these usages correct “i am cross with you ”
“light is out” (power failure) “you may be done for” (curse) pls help me
Thank you so much!
Thanks for the lesson, Before I was very confused.
Thanks Thanks Thanks.
Thank yo so much for the lesson teacher.
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Rebecca .. May God Bless you! you make grammer really easier, I speak and write english since I born, but never know why I use this or that! But now it’s good to understand the difference between both of them ;) …
Great lesson. it’s very useful. thank you very much Rebecca for your good performance. I like your way of speaking to students. very calm which make us understand quickly. Once again thanks for the class.
Best Wishes
Thomas
East Timor.
Thanks
Really thank you so much
thank u very much :)
thanks miss rebecca but i still confious about it and its.please help me
i got 7 out of8 thanks rebecca and wonderful lesson i like it.
Rebecca, nice to meet you! You speak wonderful and you look wonderful. It’s been a pleasur!
I didn’t expect that I have so “nice” face. How to change this smiley?
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Alot of thanks teacher Rebacca
could you till me when we usge every and all . i have confusion.thanks
thanks for your benefit lessons .i have some tims confusion between (all,every). i hope to help
I have a few question relating to this lesson.
I understand: it’s and its. What is the correct writing of plural possessive nouns? For example: girls’ books, brothers’ cars, dollars’ value. Look plural possessives do not have s letter at the endings only apostrophe. How to be here?
Also in addition, I have to write formal letters. As I understand correct writing for singular possessive nouns is to do not use apostrophe in singular possessive nouns: Johns query, works samples. Is that correct for a formal letter or should I use: query of John, samples of work? Again what is about plural possessives in formal writing?
Thanks for this very helpful lesson. but a confusion has raised; if it’s mean it is / it has (e.g. It is raining/ it has been raining) and its mean someone belongings (e.g. yours book) then why we use today’s? is that mean today is/today has (e.g. in today’s modern world….) I suppose it should be todays….but why not?
hope I get my answer.
thanks once again for such important lesson.
Thanks 4 a nice lesson
Hello!
What is the difference between ” in time” and “on time”
Thanks
Thanks a lot Rebecca
Hi Rebecca,
We believe that all the countries in the world are referred to a female. Can you make us sure about it? Your lesson is very useful and it made us sure about it.
thanks a lot
Thanks a very very this a
Rebecco
Thank you! for this lesson,It’s my pleasure to learn next step.
Thanks for your good lesson, Rebecca.
WOw! Thank you! IT’S really helpful. I realized that i’m using both it’s and it in a wrong way before.
Hello rebecca that lesson was very useful, please talk to me if the american don’t like of the brazilians is it truth ? ( cause I’m wanting go to united states of america,but if you don’t like of the brazilians I don’t go please talk the faster possible !!:) thanks a lot
Thanks. It’s really a good lesson. Now I think I will not make mistake.
it is very confusing for beginners but u explain very well thanks
I have got 8 correct out of 8
It’s really helpful for me
my score is 100,great lesson,thanks
I’m Haitian,I finally understand how to use it’s and its,so thank you very much for that. I can say that it’s very useful and and this video explain everybody the lesson on it’s own way…
thank you for this lesson, it’s very easy to understand and clear
Thank you!
it’s a very good lesson and it is a very useful to me.
could you please help me 2 sentences using “used to” and two sentences using “still”
Thank you……
thanks teacher rebecca. i got 7 correct out of 8
Hi Rebecca,
Thank you for your lesson. I am doing PhD in Computer Science (first year). I just wrote a paper for a conference and got confused during my writing about correct English usage.
This helps a lot. Keep up the great work.
Thanks,
Mrunal
Thank you very much!!! You are my favourite teacher!
Thank you very much
I am grateful to you
Thank you very much
I’m grateful to you
Awesome lesson. I have always been having problems with that particular word myself. I still got one mistake, but I learned a lot from this video lesson. Thank you very much for teaching it to us all.
You are a great teacher.
waw I’m getting 8 correct out of 8 :D