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MenuEnglish - Grammar - Apostrophes: Test - Answer 9

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Bee eating"Your on you're own from now on!"

This is a doubly bad example.

The statement should be - "You're on your own from now on!"

The first You're is a contraction of You are.

The second your is a possessive pronoun, which doesn't have an apostrophe.

 

  
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