English, 03.02.2021 05:00, paigehixson342

Which is the correct use of the contraction it's? Question 18 options:

The alarm went off on it's own.

He put the toothbrush on it's side.

The dog chewed it's collar.

It's time to wake up.

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Which is the correct use of the contraction it's? Question 18 options:

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