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It’s is a contraction of the words it is. If you prefer not to write it is, you would write it’s.
Its is the possessive form of it. Normally one uses an apostrophe when showing possession. The rule for pronouns, however, is never use an apostrophe in a personal possessive pronoun (except with the word one’s).
Directions: [...]

A sentence must have a subject (the doer) and a verb (the action). Without both, the sentence does not express a complete thought, and it is a sentence fragment.
Identify each as fragment or complete.

The mouse in the corner.
The last thing I had to do.
Angel read last night.
Over the hills and through the woods.
They took out [...]

Farther refers to distance
Further refers anything else other than distance and the continuation of something. It usually means in addition to or moreover

Sometimes, however, the words are interchangeable, for example, when the idea of distance is unclear as in this example: I was further/farther into the story than I realized. In this case either could [...]

Some words can be both nouns and verbs depending on how they are used in the sentence. In the following sentences, underline the nouns and circle the verbs.

We went to camp at the top of the mountain at the old mining camp.
The fish were biting, so we decided to stay longer and fish some more.
The [...]

Accept – to take or receive; to agree or consent to; to regard as true; to believe
Except – excluding; not including; with the exclusion of

Come over anytime __________ during dinner.
Everything was stolen __________ my teddy bear.
He was __________(ed) into the club in a secret ceremony.
I will __________ this award with pride.
In the end, they had [...]