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Your/You're

20 questions

4th - 4th Grade

English

This Grade 4 English worksheet gives students focused practice choosing between “your” and “you’re” in sentence-level contexts. Across 20 multiple-choice questions, students determine whether a sentence needs the possessive word “your,” as in references to a person’s glasses, family, or belongings, or the contraction “you’re,” meaning “you are,” as in statements about an action or condition. The worksheet helps students use sentence meaning and grammar clues to make the correct choice rather than relying on how the words sound. Teachers can use it for guided practice, independent review, or a quick check of students’ understanding of this commonly confused pair. It is a free printable worksheet with a complete answer key, making it convenient for Grade 4 English instruction and review.

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Your/You're

Total questions: 20

Name
Class
Date
1.

________ going to get in trouble if you show up late.

a)

Your

b)

You're

2.

Are you wearing ______ glasses?

a)

Your

b)

You're

3.

What is ______ favorite food?

a)

Your

b)

You're

4.

When ________ walking to school make sure to be careful.

a)

Your

b)

You're

5.

________ mom bakes the best brownies!

a)

Your

b)

You're

6.

When is ________bedtime?

a)

Your

b)

You're

7.

I heard ________going to your Grandma's house this summer.

a)

Your

b)

You're

8.

You got ________ shoes all muddy didn't you?

a)

Your

b)

You're

9.

I can't believe you broke ________camera!

a)

Your

b)

You're

10.

What is ________ state's capital?

a)

Your

b)

You're

11.

________ hair looks much better blonde.

a)

Your

b)

You're

12.

Is that ________ dog barking?

a)

Your

b)

You're

13.

When ________ playing games, make sure to take breaks.

a)

Your

b)

You're

14.

________ brother is taking us to the mall, right?

a)

Your

b)

You're

15.

________ supposed to mow the lawn before you can play games.

a)

Your

b)

You're

16.

Is that ________ water bottle?

a)

Your

b)

You're

17.

________ going to be in so much trouble for failing your exam.

a)

Your

b)

You're

18.

If you don't do your homework, ________ going to get a stamp.

a)

Your

b)

You're

19.

What month is ________ birthday?

a)

Your

b)

You're

20.

Is this ________ first time at Six Flags?

a)

Your

b)

You're

Answer Key

Your/You're

Total questions: 20

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Your

10.
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Your

11.
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Your

12.
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Your

13.
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You're

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Your

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FAQs

What does this worksheet cover?

This Grade 4 English worksheet focuses on distinguishing “your,” the possessive word, from “you’re,” the contraction for “you are.” Its 20 multiple-choice sentences ask students to use context—for example, references to belongings versus actions or conditions—to select the correct form and strengthen accurate word usage.

How can I use this worksheet to teach the difference between “your” and “you’re”?

Before students begin the 20 multiple-choice items, model replacing “you’re” with “you are” in a sentence and contrasting it with “your” in a phrase about ownership or association. Have students explain which meaning fits each sentence, then use the worksheet for guided practice before assigning it independently. Discuss a few answers aloud so students connect the grammar rule to the sentence context rather than memorizing isolated spellings.

What mistakes should I watch for when students complete this worksheet?

Students may choose “you’re” whenever a sentence refers to a person, even when the sentence needs “your” before a noun such as “glasses,” “camera,” or “dog.” They may also select “your” in sentences where “you are” fits, such as statements about going, walking, playing, or being responsible for an action. Ask students to substitute “you are” to test “you’re,” while checking whether “your” is showing association with a noun.

How do I assign and grade this worksheet?

This “Your/You’re” worksheet is available as a printable PDF and as a digital quiz on Wayground, and it includes a complete answer key for all 20 multiple-choice questions. You can grade digital responses through Wayground or scan students’ completed printable work with the Wayground for Teachers app.

How can I differentiate this “your” and “you’re” worksheet for my students?

Use the worksheet’s Advanced Settings to adjust font spacing or choose a larger font size so the sentence choices are easier to read. You can also apply a dyslexia-friendly font or translate the worksheet into another language when appropriate for students working through these sentence-level grammar choices.

Where can I find more free worksheets like this on Wayground?

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