📚 Grammar Tip of the Day 👉 The word “its” (no apostrophe) is not the same as “it’s” (with an apostrophe)! ✨ Here’s the difference: • ✅ “It’s” = it is or it has ➤ It’s raining outside. ☔ (= It is raining) ➤ It’s been a long day. 😩 (= It has been) • ✅ “Its” = possessive form of “it” (something belongs to it) ➤ The cat licked its paw. 🐱🖐️ (The paw belongs to the cat) 🧠 Quick Trick: If you can say “it is” or “it has”, use “it’s”. If not, use “its”. Double TAP ❤️ if you found this helpful.