Can we sort this out once and for all......
You're. Your means belongs to. You're is an abbreviated version of you are.
And while we're at it (note, not were), it's (not its) could have not could of. If you wish to abbreviate it, it's could've.
That is all.
Posted By: InTheAbsenceOfAHorse, May 2, 12:58:46
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