Common Grammar Mistakes

Use it to show contraction

Example: there is - there's

Use it to show possession

Example: student's textbook

everyday (one word, no space) is an adjective

Example: everyday activities, everyday clothes

every day (two words, with space) means each day

Example: We attend classes every day.

Use I when it is the subject of the sentence

Example: I talked to our science teacher yesterday.

Use me when the pronoun is the object of the verb, or when the verb is doing something to someone or something

Example: She followed me to the science lab.

Use its (without apostrophe) to show possession

Example: The car is no good without its wheels.

Use it's (with apostrophe) to show the contraction of it is

Example: It's the newest car model of Hyundai.