It/its pronouns stimboard for @cape-against-a-cold-night-chill​!

The pronoun “it” is traditionally used for inanimate objects, and occasionally for animals or babies. The usage of it/its pronouns by a person is sometimes considered an example of neopronouns, because, despite being a naturally occurring pronoun in English, it’s not the traditional usage of the pronoun when used for a person.

Nominative: It, It went to the store.

Accusative: It, I met ittoday.

Pronominal Possessive: Its, It walked itsdog today.

Predicative Possessive: Its, If I need a phone my friend will let me borrow its.

Reflexive: Itself, It has to drive itselfto school.

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