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UK//jʊə/ər//US//jʊr//

Meaning of You're

A contraction of 'you are'.

In simple words: You are (a contraction)

You're in a sentence

  • You're going to love this movie!
  • If you're ready, we can start now.
  • I think you're the best friend anyone could have.
  • You're always welcome to join us.
  • Did you know you're able to create your own path?

How to use You're

Use 'you're' in informal and neutral contexts to indicate 'you are'. Avoid in formal writing.

Grammar pattern

standalone greeting

Memory hint

Think of 'you're' as 'you + are' - you are here!

Related words

Collocations with You're

Synonyms for You're

Opposites of You're

Common mistakes with You're

  • Confused with 'your', which shows possession.
  • Written as 'your' when meaning 'you are'.
  • Overused in formal contexts where 'you are' is preferable.

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Frequently asked questions about You're

What does You're mean?

You are (a contraction)

What is the definition of You're?

A contraction of 'you are'.

How do you use You're in a sentence?

You're going to love this movie!

Can you give another example of You're?

If you're ready, we can start now.

What are synonyms for You're?

Common alternatives include you are.

What is the opposite of You're?

Opposite meanings include you're not, you are not.

What words go with You're?

It commonly pairs with you're welcome, you're right, you're joking, you're amazing.

What are common mistakes when using You're?

Confused with 'your', which shows possession. Written as 'your' when meaning 'you are'. Overused in formal contexts where 'you are' is preferable.

How do you pronounce You're?

US: //jʊr//, UK: //jʊə/ər//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use You're?

Use 'you're' in informal and neutral contexts to indicate 'you are'. Avoid in formal writing.