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The
possessive form
of the personal pronouns and the possessive form of the
pronoun
who
are never written with an apostrophe. These pronouns have a special
form to show possession and do not require an apostrophe. Do not place an
apostrophe either before or after the
s
in any of these words. The correct forms to use in order to show possession
are the following:
The word
it's
is a contraction of
it is.
It is not a form of the pronoun, and
should never be used to show possession. The word
who's
is a contraction of
who is
or
who has,
and should not be confused with the possessive form whose.
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