4. Its beginning to look a lot like Christmas at the University of Oregon, which has it's Ducks in a Rose Bowl. jupiter

By Jupiter!


You're right.
There are two errors.

You need to take the it's and put it where the its is. And take the its in the original sentence and put it where the it's is. It's is a contraction; it is not a possessive. If you can't replace it with
It is, then it's its.

It's all perfectly clear, right? Here's the way to do it:

4. It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas at the University of Oregon, which has its Ducks in a Rose Bowl.



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