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Day: September 2, 2024

921. Confusing Words – you’re and your

September 2, 2024September 2, 2024 Sharon Porterfield

The word you’re has an apostrophe (‘) in it. The apostrophe makes the word a contraction. You’re really means you are. You’re going to school today.You are going to school today.A contraction is a word that is formed by shortening… Read more921. Confusing Words – you’re and your

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