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Re: It's vs its

It's not wrong; it's perfectly grammatical. "It's" is just the contracted form of "it is" and "it has". Who told you it was wrong?

By contrast, "its" (without the apostrophe) is a genitive case (possessive) pronoun typically used to indicate possession, as in "The dog has lost its collar".

Does that answer your question?

PaulM