You're vs Your

Fill in the blank: The test is not going to be difficult for you because ______ well prepared.

Fill in the blank: How are ______ grades in school this quarter?

Fill in the blank: The library is holding _________ book for you.

Fill in the blank: ______ in big trouble, if you do not stop tapping _____ pencil on that desk!

Fill in the blank: In life, _____ going to make mistakes.

Used Correctly?: I don't like YOU'RE attitude right now.

Fill in the blank: _________ in for a real treat today!

Used Correctly?: YOUR not as clever as I am.

Fill in the blank: I hope that ______ sister doesn't forget about _______ birthday party today.

Fill in the blank: When I am ready, _________ going to have to jump in the car because we're late.

True or False: If something belongs to someone, use YOU'RE

Fill in the blank: _____ skating on thin ice is an idiom.

Fill in the blank: I need you to move _________ bag to the floor, please.

Used Correctly?: I think that YOU'RE really a great friend.

Fill in the blank: Make sure to wash _____ hands!

Fill in the blank: _________ jersey is dirty and needs to be washed!

Fill in the blank: ______ going to be late to school if we don't hurry.

Fill in the blank: Did you know I saw ______ teacher at the store yesterday?

Fill in the blank: As for ______ sister, she is in big trouble!

Used Correctly?: I think that you need to re-check your math answer.

True or False: You're is a contraction for YOU ARE.

You're and your are examples of ...

Fill in the blank: _________ dog needs to be on a leash at all times.

Used Correctly?: YOUR making a big mistake!

Fill in the blank: Are you sure _____ mom let you hang out at _____ friend's house?

Fill in the blank: ______ going to summer school this year!

Fill in the blank: What is _____ favorite line from the movie?

Used Correctly?: YOU'RE backpack is over there!

Used Correctly?: YOUR sister is so annoying!

Fill in the blank: The cat is going to be in _________ way when you try to take a nap.

Used Correctly?: You should never try to argue with YOUR teachers.

Used Correctly?: I can see YOU'RE looking at me right now!

Your is a possessive pronoun.

Used Correctly?: I saw YOUR dog run across the street.

Fill in the blank: ______ going to need to go to the store for some milk.

Fill in the blank: Now you have blue ink all over _____ shirt.

Used Correctly?: I'm sorry to hear that YOUR moving to a new school.

True or False: Your is a possessive pronoun.

Fill in the blank: I know ______ hungry!

Used Correctly?: I can see YOUR not wearing YOU'RE mask correctly!

Fill in the blank: _____ supposed to write these notes down in ____ notebook.

You're stands for __________