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your vs. you're vs. yore

3 words that sound the same but are spelled differently and mean different things. Medium level in Homonym Hunter.

🎒 your

Belonging to you.

“Is this your bag?”

🗣️ you're

Short for 'you are'.

“You're next in line.”

🏰 yore

Long ago (days of yore).

“Knights of yore wore heavy armor.”

Quick way to tell them apart

“your” means belonging to you; “you're” means short for 'you are'; “yore” means long ago (days of yore).

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