This KS2 English quiz is all about 'your' and 'you're'. 'Your' shows something belongs to you, and 'you're' is like saying 'you are'. They sound the same, making it tricky! Remember, 'you're' is short for 'you are', and 'your' is about what's yours.
Just like in the KS2 English quiz about 'Their, They're, and There', it's vital to use the right one. Once you get the hang of it, you'll always pick the correct word!
Test yourself with this English quiz and see if you know when to use 'your' and 'you're'!
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'You are' becomes 'you're' - 'you're' is a contraction.
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It is your breakfast because it belongs to you - 'your' is a possessive pronoun.
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You are (you're) going to have a mug of hot chocolate instead.
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Your (possessive) cupboard - it belongs to you.
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You are (you're) going to ask your (possessive) mum.
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You are (you're) in the mood for pizza.
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You are (you're) joking.
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Your (possessive) mum, you are (you're) going to starve.
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You are (you're) going to enjoy your (possessive) toast.
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You are (you're) not hungry.
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