Your and You're: Do you know the difference?

Your - used for possession (e.g. That's your ball, not mine.)

You're - contraction of "you are" (e.g. You're welcome.)

You're: a contraction of "you are"

your: possessive....

Example: You're forgetting your coat.

It's: a contraction of "it is"

Its: a possessive....

Example: It's losing all its leaves.

Their: possessive

There: a position or place

They're: a contraction of "They are"

Example: They're piling their coats over there on that table.

got it?

Yep, but most people on this site don't!

They also mix up:

there, their, they're

two, to, too

than, then

were, where

except, accept

affect, effect

your, indictaes when you're talking to someone and referring to them

you're also denoted as YOU ARE means you are telling something to a person of what they are etc.

yeah. do you know the difference between their, there and they're? what about it's and its? I know, do you?

Your-possessive

you're-you are

I guess you got ''YOUR'' answer. ''YOU`RE welcome.