Please can we clear up the your/you're confusion?

[marshmallowfinder]

It does matter. They are two separate words with two completely different meanings, and it is straightforward to decide which to use.

You're is short for YOU ARE.
(So, for example, "you're looking very well.")

Your refers to belonging to, or associated with a person.
(So, for example, "your coat is in the other room.")

If you're not sure, just ask yourself if you are trying to say YOU ARE, or not!

I'm sure - thanks.

Your being a little pedantic.

Theirs nothing wrong with the odd grammatical error.

One or too mistakes is fine.

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Literally made my eye twitch, you did!

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Nothing to loose sleep over.

Or waist time wandering about...

I would of thought everyone knew that.

Well done for figuring that out @marshmallowfinder

Do you have SEND or are you just a bit slow? You seem a bit old to be confused about that.

For all intensive purposes, grammer matters.

English is not my mother tongue, we started to learn it when I was about 9. I remember learning this when I was about 12 so I'm gobsmacked that a native speaker wouldn't know this.

Me aswell!

If you think this is going to help anyone, you’ve got another [insert the correct word here] coming…

It's such a mindfield though, isn't it?

Yeah, it’s hardly there fault if they don’t know alot.

...and relax. They're their.

They're the heir of here and there.

It’s a real bug bare of mine

Everyone who went to school knows that it's mostly typos on here

... and breath, OP.

Why have you bought this up?

I tend to put people what get their grammar right on a pedal stool.

I know the difference between the two but sometimes when typing a quick reply I just type out your rather than you're. I dont expect people to pick up on that whilst debating something.

This seems like a loosing battle.

Homonyms OP or homophones in your example is the name they is called.

I hole heartedly agree