The robot completed its task and powered down quietly.

The cat licked its paw after returning from the garden.

I can't believe its already midnight — where did the evening go?

When proofreading, she circled every its and replaced each one with a clear noun.

The development team logged the bug in ITS so it could be assigned and tracked.

The company corrected its' outdated policy after employee complaints.

In the linguistics paper, the author repeatedly used 'its as a proposed plural of 'it', which sparked debate.

The suffix -ite often turns a leader's name into a derogatory label for their followers.

When added to a root word, the suffix -ite often forms adjectives describing affiliation or resemblance.

She prefers an ITE hearing aid because it fits discreetly inside her ear and is easy to maintain.