It’s: Definition and use in Sentences:
This term ‘it’s’ is actually ‘it is’ and is written in the short form which is our second confusing term for this article. It just like when we write ‘she had’ as ‘she’d’. The term is actually shortened to save some space. It is a simple English writing norm and nothing special.
Example 1: It is a beautiful day.
If you are capable of reading this article, you must know enough English to understand that this is nothing complex and all you need to do is to look through the examples to understand the difference.
I hope the article was enough to help you remove the confusion between ‘it’s’ and 'its'.
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