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Hmm, I agree that the above grammar faux pas SUCK. All I care to add for now is that I absolutely hate the pseudo-word "huggles". 
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Broken Kid
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How to use "its" and "it's":
The apostrophe denotes contraction. You would say "It's a long way to the store" or "It's a small world after all."
To use possession, use "its": "The dog carries its bone".
Never use its'.
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| Broken Kid wrote: | | How to use "its" and "it's". |
Its funny that you mention its' a pet peeve of yours (it's). 
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