Confusing "your" and "you're" can create funny situations.
Even though the two words are very similar, they have totally different meanings. Check out how to use them:
✅ “Your” is used to indicate possession.
Examples:
- Is this your umbrella?
- I like your coat. Is it warm?
✅ “You’re” is the abbreviation for "you are", which is the conjugation of the verb to be for the pronoun you.
Examples:
- You're a very special person.
- Congratulations! You're the winner of the raffle.
A tip to help you not to confuse these words is always to check if you’re able to be replaced with you are. If so, the sentence makes sense.
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