Originally Posted by Jarery
All those times in school when the english teacher said to 'pay attention, there will be times later in life when
your going to need to know this in order to communicate"......well this would be one of those times...
Sorry, Jarery, but I just can't resist.
Ahhh, how ironic.
Flaming someone for using poor grammar while doing so yourself.
The proper word is "you're" as in "you are".
From
www.dictionary.com if you need verification beyond some person on an internet forum:
Your = "adj. The possesive form of you."
You're = "contraction of you are"
And, while not often confused with "your", I have seen it before, so I'll include it for thoroughness:
Yore = "Time long past: days of yore"
So, the moral of the story is: if you're going to flame someone for poor grammar, make sure yours is beyond reproach!
