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Originally Posted by SueW
..learn the difference between "your" and "you're"?!!
None of the non-native English speakers get this wrong but most English-born speakers do!
Your means it belongs to you e.g. your car
You're is a shortened form of "you are" e.g. you are bored.
I'm off my soapbox now!
Anyway, today you could have watched the Boat Race (the usual two teams made the final again!)
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im soooo sorry.. will get it right next time