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You would never use "your's" in a sentence. It is incorrect. The second person possessive object pronoun is "yours". Pronouns never take an apostrophe.

'This book is mine and that one is yours.'

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You're is a contraction for 'you are'.

Your is a possessive pronoun for something that belongs to you.

Example sentence:

Your eyes are open but you're not awake yet.

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That package is yours.

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I am in your life every day of the week

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