A few days ago
There’s an ad for a car dealership that says “Your Approved”- Please tell me you know what’s wrong with that!
There’s an ad for a car dealership that says “Your Approved”- Please tell me you know what’s wrong with that!
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A few days ago
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‘your’ is possessive and signifies the presence of an object after ‘approved,’ such as “your approved loan,” for instance.
‘you’re’ is a contraction of ‘you are’ and clearly what they meant to write. It is a big deal when people can’t spell at all.
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A few days ago
Depends in what context. If it is supposed to be short for “You are approved” (as in finance) then it should be “You’re”. If on the other hand it is in the context of “Your approved local Ford dealer” then it is correct as it stands.
It is all about context.
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A few days ago
Yes, I know what’s wrong with it. Newspapers are sometimes notorious for their grammatical errors.
“You’re approved!”
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A few days ago
I do,you are and no big deal……..
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A few days ago
It should be “You’re.”
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A few days ago
you’re
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