Your: You use it when you're talking about someone's possession 
Ex: Is that your lamp?
You're: short for "you are"
Ex: You're crazy
There: when you're talking about a location
Ex: "Have you seen my belt" "Yes, it's over there"
Their: when you're talking about a group of people's possession
Ex: why did you take their money?
They're: short for "they are"
Ex: They're at the movies right now
Its: a possession of somebody or something
Ex: Its tail is very long
It's: short for "it is"
Ex: it's necessary for you to use these concepts
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@wolfia11706 OH NO I DON'T HATE YOU!!! That's totally fine!!!!!!! I didn't want it to sound mean or anything!!! Whenever you have the time and effort!!! Thank you so much!!!  I hope you had a nice Ch...
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