Please understand 'your' does not mean 'you're'.

[dailyconniptions]

The confusion around your and you're is a complete disaster. It's absolutely everywhere and it would be so good to sort this out. If only people could think, 'am I trying to say YOU ARE, or not..?'

If you're unsure, the apostrophe is there to indicate a missing letter. So you're means 'you are', with the 'a' of 'are' missing

If you are talking about ownership, such as 'your bag', it's simply your.

You are (you're) is NEVER written as your.

Y'all better believe it

excellent

Wears a bit thin when you've seen it hundreds of times but it does sum it up.

I'm weary of commenting here...

Why yes, the people who don't understand that weary is NOT just an alternative way of spelling wary are getting on my mammaries.

I use a swype keyboard, and it regularly swaps one for the other. If I notice it after I post, I edit swiftly. But I'm sure that some go through, and I'm wary of emailing on my phone for that reason.

Thanks!

His confused for he’s is another one I see regularly