Its and it’s are two commonly confused forms in English. We use “its” to show possession, and “it’s” as a contraction of “it is” or “it has.”
Test your English with this its vs. it’s quiz and improve your grammar by choosing the correct form to complete each sentence.
Choose the correct word to complete each sentence (1–10).
1) The phone won’t turn on. ___ battery is dead.
“Its” shows possession, meaning the battery belongs to the phone.
2) ___ been two months since we last met.
“It’s” means it has, which fits here because this sentence needs a present perfect form.
3) The book is great, but ___ ending is confusing.
“Its” shows possession, meaning the ending belongs to the book.
4) We need to see if ___ worth the money.
“It’s” means it is, which completes the meaning of the sentence.
5) Don’t worry, ___ all going to be fine.
“It’s” means it is, the natural expression used for reassurance.
6) ___ battery lasts longer than most phones.
“Its” shows possession, meaning the battery belongs to the device.
7) Let’s find out if ___ open on Sundays.
“It’s” means it is, which is needed before an adjective like open.
8) The restaurant is famous for ___ fresh bread.
“Its” shows possession, meaning the bread belongs to the restaurant.
9) I wonder why ___ taking so long to finish.
“It’s” means it is, the correct form before a verb ending in -ing.
10) The museum opened ___ doors at 9 a.m.
“Its” shows possession, meaning the doors belong to the museum.
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