Which sentence uses 'your' or 'you're' correctly?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. You're sure your bag is in the car?
- Step 1: 'You're' means 'you are' and 'your' shows possession. Answer: You're sure your bag is in the car? Why not the others: Your sure you're bag is in the car?, You're sure you're bag is in the car? and Your sure your bag is in the car? don't fit.
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