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I have noticed that I have been using 'You're' alot now, since being corrected on here by one of the AW members. What's the difference between 'your' and 'you're'? In what sentences can you use these two, with it sounding correct?
Is this your breakfast?
Is this you're breakfast?
What does the 're' at the end of 'you' indicate?
Is this your breakfast?
Is this you're breakfast?
What does the 're' at the end of 'you' indicate?