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Lime cobra 190 Posted 8 years ago
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Your or yours

I know , my smile is your favorite or yours favourite

  

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"Your" is a possessive word that works like an adjective. "Yours" is like a noun in that it can be a subject, object, or complement. My smile is your favorite.

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  • "Your" is a possessive word that works like an adjective.
  • "Yours" is like a noun in that it can be a subject, object, or complement.
  • My smile is your favorite.
  • Yours is my favorite.
  • ) I sold yours.
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"Your" is a possessive word that works like an adjective.

"Yours" is like a noun in that it can be a subject, object, or complement.

My smile is your favorite.

Yours is my favorite. ("Yours" is the subject of the sentence.)

I sold yours. ("Yours" is the direct object.)

My car is red. Mine is red.

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