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There are times that you will be writing a letter and as you get to the end, you wonder if it’s right to appreciate the reader by using “you’re welcome or your welcome”.
A lot of discrepancies have come between these phrases and lots of mistakes have been made on but in this article, I will explain the two and help you understand them well.
On the other hand, one thing I want you to understand about the English language is that no one is a master of all, there are times that you have to check the dictionary to confirm the exact spelling or meaning of a word before using it.
So don’t feel bad if you find it difficult to differentiate the two. In this article, I will explain these two words and help you understand how to use them with respect to the right context.
“You’re” means “You are”, meaning that it’s directed to someone. But “Your welcome” isn’t correct at all. That is why more people say, “You’re Welcome” after receiving a “thank You”.
Examples:
More examples for “Your” include:
More examples for “you’re” include:
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Since the “You’re” is the same as “You are” but different from Your, it’s best to say “You’re welcome” and not “Your welcome”. The first makes more sense and directive than the second.
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