In Contractions^x, Apostrophes^x, Grammar^x

He's right Chimera. You really don't need to keep knocking on his grammar. He's probably younger and is just trying to put his 2 cents in. I'm sure you could understand what he was trying to say anyways. Seriously, lay off a little. To put your two cents in means to offer your opinion. Please...

Grandmother's making me a new blue blanket. Can you tell me about the " 's " in Grandmother's? I'm confused about the use of the apostrophy. From the www.Dr.Grammar.org The apostrophe is used for three purposes: to indicate the omission of one or more letters (can't, don't) or figures...

Well, I've just joined. This is a bit strange. The possessive of it is without question its, no apostrophe. Mine, yours, his, hers, its, ours, theirs, no apostrophe in any of them. It's invariably means it is or it has, and there is no such word as its'. All basic English grammar. And yet,...