Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Youre"

A: I would say "How long are you gonna keep this up (for)".

The sentence you are asking about likely means the same thing. That means, how long will you continue to do something for?

A: *though

C'est un peu gonflé de ta part.

A: De nada

A: in this situation it means that she was not going to get an abortion

A: I agree with your perspective.

A: Your = possession. You own it. Example: Your car, your house.
You're = you are. Example: You are amazing. You are learning English.

A: You’re is a contraction of “you are” which means it’s a short version of “you are”, you’r isn’t a word, and your is used to talk about possession or ownership, for example “you own the hat, it is your hat”

A: Your: possessive. Related to something someone owns

“That’s your bike.”
“My sister is dating your brother.”

You’re: combination of the phrase “you are”

“You’re so talented.”
“You’re not that much taller than me.”

A: You're means you are
Example: You are a boy.
Your means you own it
Example: That is your dog.

A: Your is posessive, i.e. "your book."
You're is the contraction of you are, i.e. You're smart, you are smart

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A: How's your mood?
What about your mood?

A:
yeah, it's reality , you are so beautiful

A: yes it sounds natural but youre is suppost to be your

A: I saw on your profile that you've learned to speak Chinese. Do you work as a translator, or did you learn it as a hobby?

A: Grammar:
*It's* not nearly as dangerous as football. *You're* not hitting your head against each other the whole time.

Regarding speech:
Football should sound different. You said "hot-ball." I understand that the "f" sound can be challenging! Here's an example of how to correct it. Otherwise, very good!

A: Grammar:
"*You're* ruining my life. *I'm* saving your life."

Good job!

A: try "I know this guy. You're on TV." In the U.S. we speak with a flat tongue and less with the nose