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It, It's, It: Confusing English Words + Practice | American English for Adult Beginners

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It, It's, It: Confusing English Words + Practice | American English for Adult Beginners

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Confused about it, it’s, and its? This beginner-friendly ESL lesson clearly explains the difference and how to avoid common mistakes! There are clear, visual explanations and simple, real-life examples designed for A1–A2 English learners. Then, test your understanding with five practice questions where you choose the correct word. 👍 Like, comment your answers, and subscribe for more easy English lessons! OBJECTIVE: • Use it, it's and it's correctly in sentences PRACTICE FOCUS: • Writing ☕ Invite us to a coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/englishexpla... CHAPTERS: 00:00 | Introduction 00:18 | "It" usage 01:08 | "It's" usage 01:33 | "Its" usage 02:14 | PRACTICE: Write the correct word Correction: 01:03 The sentence has an extra word that is not correct. The correct sentence is "The dog eats it." PRACTICE MORE: ✅    • Запись   ✅    • Запись   ✅    • Запись   ✅    • Запись   WATCH RELATED VIDEOS:    • Subject Pronouns (I, You, He, She, It, We,...      • Object Pronouns + Practice | American Engl...      • Be Contractions in Simple Present + Practi...      • Possessive Adjectives + Practice | America...   WATCH THE SERIES:    • Understand Basic English Grammar   #LearnEnglish #LearnEnglishGrammar #CommonlyConfusedWords #ConfusingWordsInEnglish #LearnVocabulary #BasicEnglishGrammar #EnglishExplainedVids ********************************************************************************************* STANDARDS & COMPETENCIES CASAS COMPETENCIES 0.1.2 CASAS CONTENT STANDARDS RDG 1.8, RDG 2.6, RDG 2.9 COLLEGE AND CAREER READINESS STANDARDS FOR ADULT EDUCATION (CCRS) L1.1d, L1.1.f, L3.2.f ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY STANDARDS FOR ADULT EDUCATION 10 MARYLAND CONTENT STANDARDS FOR ADULT ESL / ESOL • Subject pronouns • Possessive adjectives (e.g. my, your, her, our) • Read some common sight words