When people use the word "it's" when the word "its" should be there. And vice versa.
"Its" and "It's" are both words, believe it or not.
Example for "It's":
It is alive = It's Alive
It is alive =/= Its Alive
Example for "Its":
The keyboard had a target.
Its target moved. =/= It's target moved. (which would be 'It is target moved', which makes no sense)
"It's chair is comfortable" is incorrect. The correct form would be "Its chair is comfortable."
I hope people understand what I am trying to say.
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