Which is correct: "your" or "you're" ?
It's very easy to get these two words confused! But there is an important difference in their meanings. your"your" means belonging to you. you're"you're" is a contraction of "you are". For example: Correct: "Here are your instructions for today." Incorrect: "Here are you're instructions for today." Correct: "Surely you're not serious!" Incorrect: "Surely your not serious!" |
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