Question

Which sentence does not contain any errors?

A.
You're soccer ball for the game is in the garage.

B.
Your soccer ball for the game is in the garage.

C.
You'r soccer ball for the game is in the garage.

D.
Youre soccer ball for the game is in the garage.

Answer 1

A

Answer 2

@VengefulWave

Answer 3

@nickmeneses1997 @nincompoop

Answer 4

@TheSmartestDerpAlive

Answer 5

is it a

Answer 6

No its D. Your, You're, which is A, means you are. Makes sense?

Answer 7

So your answer is D.

Answer 8

Oops

Answer 9

Sorry goofed off a lil, Its C.

Answer 10

Wow

Answer 11

B. I am just so tired -_-

Answer 12

Sorry about that. . . .

Answer 13

\(\rm You're\) = You are
\(\rm Your\) -> belongs to you.
\(\cancel{\rm You'r} \) (no such a thing)
\(\cancel{\rm Youre} \) (no such a thing)

Answer 14

so which is it

Answer 15

I gave you the hint:)
read the sentence, using the info I posted

Answer 16

b

Answer 17

yup

Answer 18

obviously, C and D are excluded (with "no such a thing" that the beginning of the sentences contain)

Answer 19

And for choice A, you are a human, and you are not a soccer ball.

Answer 20

enjoy the site!

Answer 21

So the answer I gave was right?