its a dog right by my house: <-------- Classic example of wrong usage of the word its.
Its is a possessive word and is used to describe something possessed by something else.
You can say:
The dog was devouring its lunch.
It's an abbrieviation of it is
Be careful not to mix up "it's" with the soundalike word "its", which is the possessive form of the pronoun "it".
> If a sentence implies possession or belonging, use ITS (no apostrophe): A pine tree keeps ITS needles. (the needles belong to the tree)
> If a sentence makes sense when written with "it is", you can also use the contraction "it's" (with an apostrophe): IT'S my party. (IT IS my party.)
Note that trying to use "it is" in the first sentence produces "A pine tree keeps IT IS needles." which is gibberish!
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