You Your You're Worksheet

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Made at homeroomtools.comRead each sentence. Circle the word that fits.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.Your or you're?Writename here.you'reyourIfhungry, there are apples in the bowl.you'reyourDidteam win the soccer game on Saturday?youryou'regoing to be a great big sister.YourYou'rethe first one to finish the maze!You'reYourIscousin here?youryou'reI bethungry.youryou'reDidcat have kittens this spring?you'reyour
Made at homeroomtools.comRead each sentence. Circle the word that fits.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.Your or you're?Answer keyWritename here.you'reyourIfhungry, there are apples in the bowl.you'reyourDidteam win the soccer game on Saturday?youryou'regoing to be a great big sister.YourYou'rethe first one to finish the maze!You'reYourIscousin here?youryou'reI bethungry.youryou'reDidcat have kittens this spring?you'reyouryouryou'reyourYou'reYou'reyouryou'reyour
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Short sentences 64

  • ___ a fast runner.
  • ___ a great helper.
  • ___ always so kind.
  • Bring ___ library book.
  • Brush ___ teeth.
  • Can I borrow ___ pencil?
  • Clean up ___ desk.
  • Did ___ cat have kittens this spring?
  • Did ___ mom call?
  • Did you feed ___ fish?
  • ___ dog is barking.
  • ___ doing a great job.
  • ___ going to love this.
  • Here is ___ ticket.
  • How old is ___ sister?
  • I bet ___ hungry.
  • I can tell ___ happy.
  • I hope ___ feeling better.
  • I know ___ tired.
  • I like ___ drawing.
  • I think ___ going to win.
  • I think ___ right.
  • If ___ cold, wear a hat.
  • ___ in the gym.
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Short sentences, continued

  • Is ___ cousin here?
  • Is ___ grandpa a farmer?
  • Is that ___ bike?
  • Is this ___ hat?
  • ___ kind to help.
  • ___ late for school!
  • Let me know if ___ lost.
  • Let's walk to ___ house after school.
  • ___ lunch is in the fridge.
  • ___ my best friend.
  • ___ my favorite cousin.
  • ___ the new student.
  • ___ next in line.
  • ___ not allowed in there.
  • ___ on my team.
  • Open ___ book.
  • Please hang up ___ jacket.
  • Put ___ books on the shelf.
  • Put on ___ coat.
  • Say thank you to ___ teacher.
  • ___ shoes are untied.
  • ___ so funny.
  • ___ so good at drawing horses.
  • ___ sweater is soft.
  • ___ taller than me.
  • Tell me when ___ ready.
  • Tie ___ shoes.
  • ___ too loud.
  • ___ tooth is loose.
  • ___ turn is next.
  • ___ up early today.
  • Wash ___ hands.
  • ___ welcome to join us.
  • What is ___ favorite food?
  • Where did you put ___ new crayons?
  • Where is ___ backpack?
  • Write ___ name here.
  • You're going to love ___ new room.
  • Your puppy knows when ___ sad.
  • Zip up ___ bag.

Longer sentences 55

  • Call me when ___ done with the puzzle.
  • ___ cat is sleeping on our porch again.
  • The coach says ___ the best kicker on the team.
  • Did ___ team win the soccer game on Saturday?
  • Did you remember to water ___ plants this week?
  • Don't forget to pack ___ swimsuit for the trip.
  • ___ the first one to finish the maze!
  • ___ friend is waiting for you at the gate.
  • ___ garden has the biggest sunflowers on the street.
  • ___ going to be a great big sister.
  • ___ going to be the line leader tomorrow.
  • ___ going to need a warm coat on the mountain.
  • Grandpa loved ___ card and put it on the fridge.
  • Hold ___ breath when you swim under the water.
  • I can hear ___ music from across the street.
  • I found ___ mitten under the bench by the door.
  • I heard ___ moving to a new house in June.
  • I hope ___ coming to the class picnic.
  • I think ___ the best person to read the story aloud.
  • I think ___ the tallest one in the class.
  • If ___ hungry, there are apples in the bowl.
  • If ___ ready, we can start the game.
  • If ___ scared of the dark, keep the hall light on.
  • ___ invited to my birthday party next week.
  • Keep ___ eyes on the ball when you swing.
  • ___ kite is stuck in the tall oak tree.
  • ___ little brother left his toy truck in our yard.
  • ___ lucky that the rain stopped before the game.
  • Make sure ___ wearing a helmet on your bike.
  • ___ new glasses look great with that shirt.
  • ___ not the only one who likes broccoli.
  • ___ not too young to learn how to swim.
  • The nurse will check ___ ears and eyes.
  • ___ the only one who knows the secret code.
  • Pack ___ lunch the night before a field trip.
  • ___ painting is hanging in the front hall.
  • Please ask ___ parents to sign the permission slip.
  • Please sign ___ name at the bottom of the page.
  • Please turn in ___ spelling test before recess.
  • Put ___ wet boots on the mat by the door.
  • Remember that ___ bus leaves at three o'clock.
  • Remember to thank ___ grandma for the sweater.
  • ___ right about the answer to number five.
  • ___ science project won a blue ribbon at the fair.
  • Show me ___ best handwriting on this page.
  • The teacher said ___ reading two grades above the class.
  • Tell us about ___ trip to the zoo.
  • ___ uncle makes the best pancakes I have ever eaten.
  • We can go to the park if ___ not too tired.
  • We saw ___ picture in the school newspaper.
  • When ___ at the beach, wear a sun hat.
  • When ___ at the library, speak in a quiet voice.
  • When ___ finished reading, put the book back.
  • You can play outside after ___ finished with your homework.
  • Your dad says ___ allowed to stay up late tonight.

How this list was compiled: Written by hand for this page: 119 sentences, each with one blank that only your or you're fits. You're is short for you are; your shows that something belongs to you. Checked against Wiktionary's entries for your and you're, en.wiktionary.org/wiki/your and en.wiktionary.org/wiki/you're, read 2026-09-23. No person, brand or character is named, and no published worksheet was copied. Licence: own work

How it works

Each sheet draws 8 of our 119 sentences, about half for each word. You're is short for you are: you're late. Your shows something belongs to you: your coat.

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The you are test

Say you are in the blank. If the sentence still works (you are late), circle you're. If it does not (wash you are hands), circle your.

Short or longer sentences

Set picks Short sentences (six words or fewer) or Longer sentences, where a few use both words: Your puppy knows when you're sad.

Questions and answers

What is the difference between your and you're?

You're is a contraction of you are; the apostrophe stands for the missing a. Your is a possessive, like my or his: it tells whose something is.

What grade learns your and you're?

The Common Core asks second graders to use an apostrophe to form contractions such as you're (L.2.2c). Many classes come back to the pair in grades 3 and 4, when the Longer sentences set fits.

Can I use my own sentences?

Yes. Type one a line, with ___ for the blank, an equals sign, the right word, then a slash and the wrong one: ___ my hero. = You're / Your. Your lines replace ours.

Is there an answer key?

Yes. It prints as the last page unless you untick Add an answer key as the last page under More options. It circles the right word in every sentence of the sheet you print.

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