Question

Which of the following correctly completes the sentence?

A hurricane is classified by the speed of _______ winds.

its's
its
it's
its'

Answer 1

@LeeEtchison

Answer 2

o hi

Answer 3

Haha, hi. And which do you think is right?

Answer 4

c

Answer 5

Not quite. With "it's" and its," the rules are a bit different than with most possessive words. See, "it's" is actually short for "it is," while "its" shows ownership. Confusing, I know, but English doesn't always make perfect sense. Try again?

Answer 6

so b

Answer 7

Yup!

Answer 8

Which sentence below uses the correct bolded word?

We knew the storm was about to blow in when we saw the dark, blew clouds.
Now that the storm has passed, there is nothing but clear, blue sky.
When the storm blue in, my family and I took cover.
All of a sudden, the door blue open!

Answer 9

"blue" is a color, "blew" is the past tense of "blow." Which do you think?

Answer 10

b

Answer 11

Yup!

Answer 12

Which of the words below is spelled correctly?

acknowldgement
acknowledgement
acknowlegement
aknowledgement

Answer 13

Which doesn't have a red underline when you type it out?

Answer 14

its b

Answer 15

Yes. :)

Answer 16

Springtown held its anual pumpkin fair on November 15 this year.

Which word is spelled incorrectly?

this
pumpkin
held
anual

Answer 17

Well, type it out and see! :)

Answer 18

i tryed nothing was red

Answer 19

Try typing "anual" again...

Answer 20

d

Answer 21

Yep!

Answer 22

Which sentence below uses the correct bolded word?

You don't know how her approval affects me.
The special affects in the movie were unbelievable.
The absences show the affects of the dress code policy.
The affects of snow result in bad driving.

Answer 23

Affect is a verb. It means to produce a change in or influence something.
Effect is (usually) a noun. It means a change that occurred.
Which do you think?