you know, I debated that, and lost on my mental grammatical game. I loose that one allot.
Really? This one's easy--wherever you can say 'you are', the spelling has to be 'you're', as 'you're' is obviously just a contraction of 'you are'.
Example:
I really like your bike.
--You can't say 'I really like you are bike' and make sense, so that it has to be 'your'.
I think you're great.
--You can say 'I think you are great', hence 'you're' is the correct spelling.
Oh, and I've seen you use 'allot' a lot. 'Allot' should be 'a lot'--it doesn't have anything to do with 'allotment'. :)
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Really? This one's easy--wherever you can say 'you are', the spelling has to be 'you're', as 'you're' is obviously just a contraction of 'you are'.
Example:
--You can't say 'I really like you are bike' and make sense, so that it has to be 'your'.
--You can say 'I think you are great', hence 'you're' is the correct spelling.
Oh, and I've seen you use 'allot' a lot. 'Allot' should be 'a lot'--it doesn't have anything to do with 'allotment'. :)