"your" and "you're"

your
yôr,yo͝or/
determiner
possesive pronoun: your; possesive pronoun: Your; determiner: Your

1. 1.
   belonging to or associated with the person or people that the speaker is addressing.
   "what is your name?"
2. 2.
   belonging to or associated with any person in general.
   "the sight is enough to break your heart"

you're
yo͝or,yôr/
contraction
unpunctuated: youre; pronoun: you're

1. you are.
   "you're an angel, Deb!"

 

Thanks?

 

NP!

 

thanks

 

Half the Internet needs to read this thread.

 

Their are people who need this thread. There usage of these words are always annoying.

 

Still saying your a great person in that order, thanks.

 

Can we get this thread pinned? lol

 

thx i didn't go to preskewl
thx mOm

 

Your correct :t:

 

Hoping this message is a troll.

 

Yeah, also the their, there, and they're. ;)

 

Sav made a thread

 

Who really gives a <edit> lol.

 

Good. But can it be brought back up without being grave dug is the question. That is of course if it is even in this section.

 

Me

 

She made it like right after I made this one lol

 

You all are going to reinstall the Third Reich.

 

If it bugs you that much then get off da internet, Madi. Nerd. (ily <3)