The apostrophe also symbolizes the possessive form: "it's functions", showing the the functions belong to the trainer.
The grammar is 100% correct.
No it doesn't.
Its is possessive. It's means it is.
It's a very common grammatical error, and many people fail to notice it.
The apostrophe also symbolizes the possessive form: "it's functions", showing the the functions belong to the trainer.
The grammar is 100% correct.
No it doesn't.
Its is possessive. It's means it is.
It's a very common grammatical error, and many people fail to notice it.
"Mrs Jones' stuff"
"My brother's friend's stuff"
"Bob's record"
"The company's property"
"The house's windows"
"it's functions"
I wish they still taught grammar in schools.
The apostrophe also symbolizes the possessive form: "it's functions", showing the the functions belong to the trainer.
The grammar is 100% correct.
No it doesn't.
Its is possessive. It's means it is.
It's a very common grammatical error, and many people fail to notice it.
"Mrs Jones' stuff"
"My brother's friend's stuff"
"Bob's record"
"The company's property"
"The house's windows"
"it's functions"
I wish they still taught grammar in schools.