yourWhich Means:Referring to something that belongs to you. As In:
Heads Up!The possessive for 'you' doesn't need an apostrophe ('). |
you'reWhich Means:The contraction for 'you are'. As In:
Heads Up!The apostrophe in this word takes the place of the A in 'are'. A contraction is made up of two words, so when you want to say "you are", you can use the apostrophe and make one word out of two. |
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What are your chores this fall?
"You're the one for me," the man sang passionately from his heart.
