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- 20-Dec-2011, 02:48 #1
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Your or You're 1. I stand by my last statement for your reply as well.
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2. I stand by my last statement for you're reply as well.
Isn't 1. the correct sentence?
- 20-Dec-2011, 02:51 #2
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Re: Your or You're Replace "you're" with "you are" and see if it makes any sense.
- 20-Dec-2011, 02:56 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: Your or You're 2. Sounds incorrect, when I replace "You're" with "You are"
Originally Posted by SoothingDave 
Or am i wrong?
- 20-Dec-2011, 03:06 #4
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Re: Your or You're You're correct.
- 20-Dec-2011, 03:15 #5
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: Your or You're Thank you! Originally Posted by SoothingDave
- 20-Dec-2011, 04:51 #6
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Teacher Re: Your or You're Your is correct, but the sentence isn't very clear to me.
- 20-Dec-2011, 09:55 #7
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Re: Your or You're NOT A TEACHER
May I most respectfully suggest that you carefully study your/your're and its/it's. I have noticed that
many people are confused about the difference. If you can truly understand the difference, it will greatly
help you write better. As a student, employee, or employer, you do not want to make a mistake with
those little words, for people will tend to lose respect for you.
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