your vs you're: What's the Difference?
These words sound alike but mean different things. Here's how to keep them straight.
What each one means
- your: belonging to you
- you're: you are (contraction)
Examples
- your: Is this your backpack?
- you're: You're a great friend!
Practice
___ going to love ___ new teacher!
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