Apostrophes

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I like the think of "its" as the exception. It is very much the exception.
 
When you say "it's a house" here you are stating that it is a house. it is the nature of the object, but when you say "its house" this phrase means that the house belongs to it
 
thank you................
 
"its" is correct
 
Good way to understand the distinguish between them :up:
 
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