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Tell the truth, do you know the difference between "Your" & "You're"?

by Anonymous

January 16 at 3:52 PM

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by Anonymous

January 16 at 4:57 PM

Your possesive. You're a contraction of you and are. Meaning you are as a discriptive.
by ratchetlee

January 16 at 4:58 PM

Of course!!!
by Anonymous

January 16 at 5:01 PM

Yes, I do.
I also know when to use there, their and they're.
It's really not that hard. Just stop and think about how you are using it, in your sentence.
by mommieT

January 16 at 5:03 PM

your means something belongs to you you're means you are
by two4one

January 16 at 5:04 PM

Your question makes you like like you're a grammar freak.
by Anonymous

January 16 at 5:17 PM

Lose and loose really bug me!

Quoting LeetjieJ:

Thought of those as I hit "send" lol! (And loose & lose!)

Quoting Anonymous:

Don't forget there, their and they're :')

Quoting LeetjieJ:

Yes!

I can also differentiate between to, too and two;

Then and than

Effect and affect

I and me

Number of and amount of ...
by supermama322

January 16 at 5:18 PM

It makes me sad when people don't.
by MrsRi

January 16 at 5:19 PM
by MrsRi

January 16 at 5:21 PM
by MrsRi

January 16 at 5:22 PM

Ok I'm done...
LOL

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