Understanding 'Your', 'You're', and 'Yours'

This video tutorial explains the differences between 'your', 'you're', and 'yours'. It covers the use of 'you're' as a contraction of 'you are', 'your' as a possessive adjective, and 'yours' as a possessive pronoun. The video provides examples and practice sentences to help viewers understand and use these words correctly.

What is the main focus of this lesson?

• How to write essays.

• The importance of punctuation.

• The history of the English language.

• The differences between 'your', 'you're', and 'yours'.

What does 'you're' stand for?

• Yours

• Your

• You

• You are

In which sentence is 'you're' used correctly?

• You're the owner of this book.

• You're car is red.

• You're going to the market.

• You're book is on the table.

What type of word is 'your'?

• A possessive adjective

• A noun

• A contraction

• A verb

Which sentence correctly uses 'your'?

• Your going to school.

• Your are late.

• Your is the best.

• Is this your book?

Which word is used to show possession before a noun?

• You

• You're

• Your

• Yours

What type of word is 'yours'?

• A possessive pronoun

• A possessive adjective

• A contraction

• A verb

Which sentence correctly uses 'yours'?

• Yours book is here.

• This is yours book.

• The car is yours.

• Yours is the best car.

Which word is used to show possession after a noun?

• Your

• You

• Yours

• You're

Fill in the blank: 'This book is not mine, it's ____.'

• you

• you're

• yours

• your