OK, This Time It's Grammar

Not food, I admit, but I cannot stand this--two blogs I read regularly have featured two entries in which the word/phrase "it's" has been misused. All of us see "its" and "it's" misused EVERYWHERE, don't we?  How difficult is this?????????????

If you want to say "it is" in a shortened manner, then use the apostrophe. "It's"  means "it is."  If you want to say "the duck belonging to it" in a shortened way, you say "its" duck waddled away.

Clear?  Thank you.

Comments

[Foodie]

Right--and another thing--it's "the Clintons" not "the Clinton's."
!!!

[John]

You go, Auntie! This drives me crazy, too!