possessivepronouns hashtag performance

Your vs. You’re: Social media’s biggest grammar mistake! Here’s my trick: Replace your with my. If it still makes sense, you’ve got it right—because both are possessive pronouns. For you’re, think of it as you are! Plus, I’ve included a list of common examples like ‘You’re my best friend’ and ‘You’re welcome.’ Take a screenshot and save this list to keep it handy. Let’s put an end to this common error once and for all! #GrammarMistakes #YourVsYoure #PossessivePronouns #GrammarTips #ESLLesson #EnglishTeacher #LearnGrammar #MiddleSchoolEnglish #GrammarRules #CommonConfusions #YoureWelcome #TikTokTeacher

#Mines is incorrect in standard English when referring to something that belongs to you. The correct word is “mine.” #possessivepronouns #Mine: This is the possessive form used to indicate something that belongs to the speaker. Using “mine” instead of “mines” aligns with these standard possessive forms.