Quite a bit of “its/it’s/it is” rules work (I am super impressed!), but the following examples do not. I am not sure if this will help, but “its” can be interchanged with her/his. “its/his/her” are possessors (owners).
its/it’s/it is
0. I can see it’s eyes. --------> I can see its eyes.
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Its been raining for a week, and now its starting to snow
----> It’s been raining for a week, and now it’s starting to snow -
I’m astounded by people who want to know the universe when its so hard to find your way around Chinatown.
— > I’m astounded by people who want to know the universe when it’s so hard to find your way around Chinatown. -
Constant company wears out it’s welcome. ----> Constant company wears out its welcome.
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The ghost of Kneller Hall? It’s a true story, I tell you. No one has ever seen it’s body, but, last Tuesday, one man heard it’s wailing voice all night long.
----> The ghost of Kneller Hall? It’s a true story, I tell you. No one has ever seen its body, but, last Tuesday, one man heard its wailing voice all night long. -
Looking at the weather, I think it’s the right time for the company to release it’s summer campaign - before its too late.
---->Looking at the weather, I think it’s the right time for the company to release its summer campaign - before it’s too late. -
Well, its got to be true. ------> Well, it’s got to be true.
Note: it’s - a contraction of “it is” or “it has.”
him/she
Errors for, “him/she.”
Look at she legs. --------> Look at her legs.
Look at him legs. --------> Look at his legs.
Her has him mind in she hands. --------> She has his mind in her hands.