Your or You’re

Your or You’re

L.I We are learning to put the words your and you're in the correct place.

Complete the following by using the correct word:

• Please tell your friends that we will be leaving soon.
•  Did you tell your parents where you’re going to after dinner?

• How long will it take for your clothes to dry?

• When I said my speech, your friends were smiling at me.

•  Take the dog for a walk when you’re done doing the dishes.

• When the clothes are dry, it’s your turn to put them away.

• Why is your face so red?

• When you’re finished running the race, I’ll have cold water waiting for you.

• Did you brush your teeth today?

• Did you find out where your brother went?

• How come you’re going to bed so early?

• Where did you put your back pack?

• If you’re going to be running late, let me know.

• How would you like to go to your cousins this weekend?

• Where are you and your friends going?

• I think you’re going to need to apologize to her.

• I know you’re going to enjoy the movie.

• You’re going to have to clean your room before we go shopping.

• If you’re going outside, be sure to dress warmly.

• Where did you put your books?

• You’re the best player on the team.

• Did you finish writing your speech?

• Where did your parents go for their vacation?

• Aren’t your friends coming over soon?

• How many days is it until your birthday?

• Are all of your friends coming to your party?

• Where does your father work?

• Is chocolate your favorite kind of ice cream?

• How come you’re not coming with us?

• Is your friend coming over after school?

• If you’re not feeling well, perhaps you should call your mom.

• When you finish your homework, your friends are welcome to come over.

• Where did you put your phone?

• You’re finished your homework already?

• How come you’re feeling unhappy?

• I like the way you’re behaving.

• I think you’re going to have to wait until the bus comes.

• We will go out when your sister gets home

• How much money is in your wallet?

• You’re a great ball player!

Today for reading Learning Space One did a worksheet on your and you're. I learnt that You're is same as you are and Your means something that belongs to you.