Re: The standard Pascal web site, moved and updated!

gedumer1 wrote:
> 
> It's versus Its.
> 
> There's no shortcut; all you can do is memorize the rule. It's with an 
> apostrophe means it is (or, a little less often and a little less
formally, 
> it has); its without an apostrophe means belonging to it. An analogue
might 
> provide a mnemonic: think of "he's" ("he is" gets an apostrophe) and
"his" 
> ("belonging to him" doesn't).

Yes, I'm sure we're all aware (all of us native speakers, at least). 
It's just that sometimes we make a mistake.

> 
> What about its', with the apostrophe after the s? - Never, never, never.

> Wrong, wrong, wrong. Not in this language, you don't.

Of course not.  You wouldn't say its'.  You'd say their.