1. Your
2. You're

The possessive "your" is correct here. It's not "you are" problem...although you might be a problem. We won't make that judgment.

1. Your
2. You're

Who's going to enjoy the cake? You are! You're going to enjoy this cake.

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2. You're

They are your shoelaces, unless, you ARE shoelaces, but that would be weird!

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2. You're

It's your style, not mine! I like it!

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2. You're

It's your boss, even if the idea of possessing your boss is strange. We understand.

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2. You're

You're overdoing it! It shouldn't hurt that much.

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2. You're

You are going to get the job! You're going to get it! Congrats!

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2. You're

Your ideas are on point. They are YOUR ideas because they belong to you.

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2. You're

You play chess like you're a natural! You are a natural!

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2. You're

The hair is on your head, so it's your hairstyle. Your style is flattering!

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2. You're

You're so pretty. It's your dress, sure, but YOU ARE the one wearing it.

1. Your, you're
2. You're, your

You are the one going, and your folks own the house. So YOU'RE going to YOUR folks' place.

1. Your, you're
2. You're, your

YOUR presentation demonstrates that YOU'RE a domain expert. You have the presentation but you ARE the expert.

1. Your, your
2. You're, you're

The possessive is correct in both cases here. YOUR shoes and YOUR makeup are perfect.

1. You're, you're
2. Your, you're

YOU'RE smart, YOU'RE pretty, and people like you! They also love your grammar.

1. You're, your
   You're, you're
2. Your, your

YOU'RE going to be very successful in this field if YOUR hard work continues.

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   Your, you're
2. You're, you're

YOUR attitude shows me YOU'RE not serious about eating the chocolate cake. As long as you're serious about your grammar, we forgive you.

1. You're, you're
   Your, your
2. You're, your

YOU'RE the tallest, so YOUR view is unobstructed. You are the tall one and you own that view! Lucky you!

1. You're, your
   You're, you're
2. Your, you're

Are you sure? Are you going to eat the steak? YOU'RE sure YOU'RE going to eat that huge steak? Whatever happened to sharing?

1. Your, your
   Your, you're
2. You're, you're

You possess the house and yard. Hence YOUR house and YOUR yard are immaculate.

1. Your, you're
   You're, your
2. You're, you're

The essay is possessive, but being a scholar is an action. YOUR recent essay shows YOU'RE really maturing as a scholar.

1. Your, you're
   You're, you're
2. Your, your

I'm afraid YOUR son painted YOUR sofa cushions. At least they were yours, not someone else's. Also, maybe you need a new babysitter?

1. You're, your
   Your, you're
2. You're, you're

YOUR room is ready and YOU'RE going to love it. The room belongs to you but the loving it is something you do (we hope.)

1. Your, your
   Your, you're
2. You're, you're

You are so pretty, you are probably a model! Hence YOU'RE so pretty, YOU'RE probably a model. You're welcome.

1. You're, your
   Your, your
2. Your, you're

YOU'RE going to bring YOUR car. It's an action first (bringing) and then a possessive (your car.)

1. You're, you're, your
   You're, your, you're
2. Your, your, your
   You're, you're, you're

YOU'RE not right, YOU'RE actually uninformed, so YOUR opinion is probably nonsense. This is one you have to get right online, lest you give the ignorant person an opportunity to correct your grammar and thus, feel superior.

1. You're, you're, your
   Your, your, you're
2. You're, your, your
   You're, your, you're

YOUR parenting skills and YOUR patience suggest YOU'RE actually a saint. You're also probably going to raise your kids with very good grammar!

1. You're, your, your
   Your, you're, your
2. Your, your, you're
   Your, you're, you're

YOU'RE good at lying YOUR way out of facing backlash for YOUR mistakes. It's an action followed by two possessives.

1. You're, you're, you're
   Your, your, your
2. Your, you're, your
   You're, you're, your

YOU'RE a dreamer, YOU'RE a visionary, and YOU'RE perfectly nuts. You ARE all of these things, which very often do go together!

1. Your, you're, your
   You're, your, your
2. You're, your, you're
   Your, your, your

Do YOUR colleagues know YOU'RE dating YOUR assistant? You probably shouldn't do that (most companies have a policy about it,) but if you do, use correct grammar!

1. You're, your, you're
   You're, your, your
2. Your, you're, your
   You're, you're, your

YOU'RE going to burn out and damage YOUR health if YOUR schedule doesn't let up. We're not saying we can help with the schedule or the health, but at least we can help you talk about them correctly!

1. Your, you're, you're
   Your, your, your
2. Your, you're, your
   You're, your, your

The card, opportunity, and brand all belong to you. Hence, YOUR businsess card is YOUR ideal opportunity to introduce YOUR personal brand.

1. You're, you're, your, your
   You're, your, your, you're
2. Your, you're, you're, you're
   Your, you're, you're, you're

YOU'RE out of YOUR mind if you tell YOUR boss YOU'RE interviewing before you get another job. This isn't just good grammar, it's good life advice.

1. You're, your , your
   You're, your, your
2. You're, you're, your
   Your, you're, your

When YOU'RE lazy, YOU'RE YOUR own worst enemy. We like this one because you don't often see both forms of the word right next to each other. In this case, however, it is correct to see them like this.

1. You're, you're, you're, you're
   Your, your, your, your
2. You're, your, you're, your
   Your, you're, your, you're

You are all these things! Double points if you recognized that this is a lyric from Cole Porter's wonderful song, "You're the Top," a list song in which two characters who are best friends tell each other all the wonderful things they are. Cheers to our Broadway-lovin' brethren!