Homophone Mastery: Your and You’re Quiz

Your' is a possessive word that shows the bottle belongs to you.

You’re' means 'you are,' and 'you are going to love this movie' makes sense.

The sentence talks about the homework that belongs to you, so we use 'your.'

You’re' means 'you are,' and 'you are very kind' is correct.

A and D correctly use 'your' for possession, and B correctly uses 'you’re' as 'you are.'

Your' shows that the lunchbox belongs to you, so it is correct here.

You’re' means 'you are,' and 'you are ready' is the correct meaning.

Your' is used to show that the shoes belong to you.

You’re' means 'you are,' which fits the sentence about being late.

Your' is correct because it shows the pencil belongs to you.

We use 'your' to show that the drawing belongs to you.

Your' shows that the jacket belongs to you, so it is correct.

You’re' is right when you can say 'you are' instead, like 'you are very funny' or 'you are doing a great job.'

B needs 'you’re' for 'you are,' and D needs 'your' to show the seat belongs to you.

Your' is used to show that the homework belongs to you.

You’re' correctly stands for 'you are,' so the sentence is correct.

It should be 'You’re my favorite cousin' because it means 'you are.'

You’re' is the contraction of 'you are,' which fits the sentence.

Your' is correct when it shows something that belongs to you, like pencil, dog, or idea.

You’re' is short for 'you are,' which fits this sentence.