Please choose the correct ending to complete the given sentence: Education and Communications: [header] How to use its and it 's [title] Use " its " to indicate possession. [step] When the pronoun is " it, " the possessive form is " its. " like the possessive determiners " hers " and " his, " " its " doesn't need an apostrophe to indicate possession.

Ending1: Likewise, it doesn't need an apostrophe to indicate ownership of a particular object. Therefore, rather than relying on the possessive name " its, " it should address a specific object. Ending2: So will " her " be " hers "? Titles like " hers " are " hers ". [title] Use " its " to also verify that you are the owner of the product. Ending3: Write " its " to describe something that belongs to, or is a part of, an animal, plant or inanimate object. Some example sentences may include : [substeps] My oak tree loses its leaves in autumn. Ending4: This step is useful if you have a tense, agitated, angry tense or the other way around. [substeps] An apostrophe is added to " its, " and it is used as an apostrophe.

Answer format: ending1/ending2/ending3/ending4