Is that sentence correct? Or is it "Yeah, let's chill at your's" because you have to add the apostrophe to indicate ownership - is there an exception in this case?

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yours

"Your" and "Yours" are already indicating ownership, so there's no need for an apostrophe.

Wow this is so true. My entire life is a lie now. Thx.

You'res*

Yours. The phrase 'yours' is already possessive

I feel like such a dumbass for using "your's" to everybody for years...

Take this as an example.

"Let's chill at your place."

"Can I chill at your place?" "No, fatty, Let's chill at yours."

I don't think I have ever seen someone saying" Your's", it's more of "You're"

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nn this thread

Nnn. Dying

Lemme screen grab this and send it to a couple of people I know because they need it.

I don't know.