Contractions
Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 10:21 am
Hi. I'm new to the site and hope no one has asked this before but it's been bugging me!
Does anyone hate that people don't know when to use the contraction 'you're' or the actual your? In school they taught us that if you can say 'you are' then that's when you use the contraction. I always thought this was pretty easy. Am I alone?
I've got more of these questions with spelling, grammar and other things. I don't know if I had good teachers that taught us great memory skills or what!
Deanna McAlister Hosea RN
Does anyone hate that people don't know when to use the contraction 'you're' or the actual your? In school they taught us that if you can say 'you are' then that's when you use the contraction. I always thought this was pretty easy. Am I alone?
I've got more of these questions with spelling, grammar and other things. I don't know if I had good teachers that taught us great memory skills or what!
Deanna McAlister Hosea RN