Your vs you're

Fill in the blank: I heard ___________ going to the Homecoming dance this weekend!

• your

• you're

• yore

• yours

Is 'you're' used in questions? Give an example.

• Yes, for example: 'Are you sure you're ready?'.

• No, 'you're' is only used in statements.

• Yes, but only in informal contexts.

• Yes, for example: 'You are going to the party?'.

Fill in the blank: Did you recover the data from __________ phone?

• your

• their

• his

• her

Is 'your' used in questions? Give an example.

• Yes, for example: 'Is this your pen?'.

• No, 'your' is never used in questions.

• Yes, for example: 'Is that your book?'.

• Yes, for example: 'Is your name John?'.

Fill in the blank: ________ someone I can really trust.

• You're

• Your

• Youre

• Yore

Fill in the blank: I am glad _______ going to the concert.

• you're

• youre

• your

• yore

What does 'you're' mean in a sentence?

• 'You're' means 'you are'.

• 'You're' means 'you were'.

• 'You're' means 'you have'.

• 'You're' means 'your'.

Fill in the blank: May I borrow _____________ textbook?

• your

• my

• his

• their

How can you remember when to use 'your' vs 'you're'?

• If you can replace it with 'you are', use 'you're'.

• If it shows possession, use 'you're'.

• Always use 'your' in any context.

• 'You're' is used for plural nouns.

Provide an example of 'your' in a sentence.

• Your shoes are by the door.

• Their shoes are by the door.

• Our shoes are by the door.

• His shoes are by the door.