Jay Garcia wrote:
>
> Well, "you're" is "you are" whereas "your" is an adjective.
>
> Pronounciation varies. Here, the pronunciation is:
>
> Your - yor, yawr
> You're - yur, ure
I hope y'all's got this fig'red out now. :-)
By the way, "your" is the possessive case of the second person personal
pronoun "you" (I bet you think you can get my goat by making that
"ewe"). Ambrose Bierce had a more accurate view of the three cases for
personal pronouns. He referred to them as the dominative, the
objectionable and the oppressive.
Chuck
--
... The times have been,
That, when the brains were out,
the man would die. ... Macbeth
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