Your In A Sentence: 50 Examples For Better Grammar

As an English learner, do you ever find yourself confused about which pronoun to use? Your, yours, they, their, etc? It can be confusing at times! Today we will check out 50 examples of your in a sentence and also yours. These can be used to improve your vocabulary and grammar. Simply read and repeat them all several times to consolidate the meanings and structures! Let’s jump right into it!

Your in a sentence

Here are the first 15 examples of your in a sentence! Read and repeat them all, focusing on natural intonation and pronunciation.

1. Did you bring your lunch to work today?
2. Don’t forget to take your umbrella with you.
3. What’s your favorite color?
4. Have you seen your keys anywhere?
5. Is this your pen?
6. Did you do your homework?
7. I love your shoes, they’re so stylish!
8. Don’t worry, your secret is safe with me.
9. Did you remember to lock your car?
10. Are these your glasses?
11. I can’t find your phone, where did you last see it?
12. Please sign your name at the bottom of the form.
13. Did you brush your teeth this morning?
14. Take a look at your reflection in the mirror.
15. Your dog is so cute, what’s its name?

Your meaning

Your is a possessive pronoun that indicates something belongs to or is associated with the person you are speaking to or referring to. It is used to describe ownership or possession. Here are a couple of examples:

• Did you bring your lunch to work today?
• Your opinion matters in this discussion.

How do you use yours in a sentence?

Here’s how to use “yours” in a sentence:

• Identify the subject or object you are referring to.
• Use “yours” to indicate possession or ownership of that subject or object.
• Place “yours” after a possessive pronoun or noun to show that something belongs to the person being addressed.
• Just like this: “I love your cat, but mine is cuter than yours!”

Sentences with your

Here are some more sentences with your:

16. This is your chance to shine.
17. Take care of your health by eating nutritious food.
18. Can I borrow your pen for a moment?
19. Your parents must be proud of you.
20. Don’t forget to charge your phone before you leave.
21. Did you finish your report on time?
22. Your opinion matters in this discussion.
23. Did you check your email today?
24. Have you fed your cat yet?
25. It’s time to clean your room.
26. Don’t forget to wear your seatbelt.
27. Please take your seat.
28. Your smile brightens up the room.
29. I admire your dedication and hard work.
30. Take a break and enjoy your weekend!

Related: 61 Sentences With He, Him & His: How-To Grammar Guide

Yours in a sentence

Now let’s have a look at 10 examples of yours in a sentence, as opposed to just your:

31. The book on the table is yours, right?
32. “Is this bike yours?” she asked.
33. Is that pizza yours?
34. Your opinion is valuable, but remember, mine is different. Respect mine as I respect yours.
35. The success of this project is not just mine; it’s yours as well.
36. Congratulations on your new promotion! The corner office is now yours.
37. That English grammar book is yours, am I right?
38. The last slice of cake is all yours. Enjoy!
39. Your dedication to helping others is truly inspiring. The impact you make in their lives is forever yours.
40. With this ring, I give you my heart, and I promise to be yours for eternity.

Your in a sentence for kindergarten

Here are some examples of your in a sentence for kindergarten. These are short and simple. Ideal for young learners!

41. Brush your teeth.
42. Hold your parent’s hand.
43. Share your toys.
44. Wear your jacket.
45. Eat your fruits.
46. Raise your hand.
47. Listen to your teacher.
48. Tie your shoelaces.
49. Color with your crayons.
50. Wash your hands.

Your in a sentence: FAQs

Here are some common questions surrounding the topic of using your or yours:

Your vs You’re (What’s the difference?)

• “Your” is a possessive pronoun used to show ownership or association.
• “You’re” is a contraction of “you are.”

Here are some more examples:

• Your opinion matters in this discussion.
• You’re going to love the surprise party!

Your’s or Yours? (Which one should I use?)

• The correct form is “yours” without an apostrophe.
• “Yours” is a possessive pronoun that shows ownership or association, while “your’s” is incorrect.

Example:

• The book on the table is yours, right?

What is a simple sentence for the word your?

• It’s your turn to be the leader.
• Did you finish your homework?

How do you use yours at the end of a letter?

• You can use “yours” at the end of a letter as part of a closing phrase to indicate a personal connection or well wishes.
• Some common examples include: “Yours sincerely,” “Yours truly,” or “Yours faithfully.”

Does yours need a comma?

• No, “yours” does not need a comma after it.
• However, if you are using “yours” in a sentence followed by additional information, a comma may be needed before the additional information.

Your and yours in a sentence? Can they be in the same sentence?

• Yes, “your” and “yours” can be used in the same sentence.
• “Your” is used to show ownership or association, while “yours” is used to refer to something that belongs to someone.
• They can be used together to create a more complete statement.

Example:

• Your dedication to helping others is truly inspiring. The impact you make in their lives is forever yours.

Your in a sentence: something for everyone

I hope you have enjoyed today’s examples of your in a sentence! As you will have read, we use this super-common pronoun to talk about whether people own something, or not, among other things. Keep practicing these examples often to further increase your English fluency! Thank you for reading, and remember there are plenty more articles to help you with your English here at Natural English Central!