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What part of speech is the word "its" (possessive form)? Is it a noun, verb, or what? Is the word "it" a noun?

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Sep 20, 2016

Both it and its are pronouns.

Explanation:

It is a personal pronoun, and its is a possesive pronoun relating to personal pronoun it.

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