It's Possesive

Possessive pronouns get around, these greedy words grab all though thy words will be just thine, wherever they may fall. But whether yours, or theirs, or ours, or mine, or hers, or his be careful with apostrophes or those that you may miss. For its, when written thus as - it’s, takes on a different rule, it’s two entirely different words, or so they said at school. But what about the plural game, what was it that we learned, which pens belong to who or whom where boys’ pens are concerned. The boy’s pen surely is just his, but boys’ pens are quite a few, boys’ pen ,however, shared around would make them wait in queue! This plural game can’t get much worse? I wish that this was true, for if the item ends in – s there’s more that we must do. The boss’ book is his alone, where did the last - s go? But what if bosses own the book…. it’s time for me to go! Ivor G Davies Interestingly the title of this piece means "It is Possesive" as the possesive apostrophy is normally omitted on the word "It" (I looked at its shape)