GRAMMAR | Homonyms - Word Pairs - Apostrophe - Its/It's - Whose/Who's - Your/You're
YOUR and YOU'RE
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YOUR
YOUR - this is a posessive adjective, meaning "belonging to you"
Examples:
- Count your blessings.
= the blessings that are yours, that belong to you
- Don't put all your eggs in one basket.
= your eggs, the eggs that belong to you
- Put your best foot forward.
= your foot, the foot that belongs to you
YOU'RE
YOU'RE - this is a contraction of the phrase "you are"
Examples:
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