Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Yours"

A: “Yours truly” always references the speaker who says it.

So, “Starting with yours truly” means “Starting with me.”

A: It is typically used in letter writing (known as a valediction) to end a written correspondence, before your signature. It's meaning is vague. Simply said "I mean this truly."

A: Oh, okay. It isn’t really used amongst English speakers, but it is just a way to end an email, letter, etc. It is just like saying “sincerely” at the end of a letter...it’s a valediction (a closing sentence before signing off). 😊

A: Not sure what that entirely means but, don't go crying to (insert noun). Usually means don't complain

A: We are in a romantic relationship, so as part of the obligation and expectations of dating/being together/being married, I have to listen to what you have to say.

A: The first one of each pair is a possessive adjective whereas the second of each pair is a possessive pronoun. Is this your car? Is this yours? No, it's her car. No, it's hers. This is our house. Yes, this one is ours. Which is their dog? Is this one theirs? You will see that the first one of each pair requires a noun but the second one doesn't. The pronoun is "standing in" for the noun.

It/its and they them do not fall into this category. It is a pronoun and its is a possessive adjective. It is a huge waterfall. Its water comes from that lake over there. They like taking holidays in Jamaica. It suits them very well.

A: "Hi, Taya! How have you been? Hope you have a great week.
Yours sincerely, Lais."

A: Dear Brad, It was a pleasure seeing you tonight. Thank you for the flowers and the gift. I hope to see you again soon. Yours truly, Anne.

A: That phone is yours.

A: "This is your jacket."
"This is yours."

A: За your всегда следует существительное , к которому оно относится: your book, your wife, your house, yours используется когда существительного нет. Is this yours? - Это твоё?
This is your pen. This pen is yours.

A: This is my book. It belongs to me. It is mine.
This is your book. It belongs to you. It is yours.
This is his book. It belongs to him. It is his.
This is her book. It belongs to her. It is hers.
This is our book. It belongs to us. It is ours.
This is their book. It belongs to them. It is theirs.

A: its meaning is the same, the difference is the way to use it. 'your' usually is used in the beginning of the sentence and 'yours' in the end. "It's your book" - "This book is yours". I hope I've helped you ^-^

A: "Your" needs a noun to come afterwards.

This is your book. This book is yours.

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A: Is that your new hobby?

A: everyone, you all, you guys, or y'all (mainly used in the southern states)

A: --> "It seems *to look* different from/than yours"

A: "What are YOUR plans/plan for today"
YourS is only used in the final of sentences:
This is your bag/This bag is yours

A: Change "your" to "yours".

A: @HarunosukeUT They are both really the same. "Yours sincerely" used to be the way to close a letter to somebody you address by name (as opposed to Dear Sir which was "Yours faithfully").

But these days there aren't any rules.

A: @HarunosukeUT Yes, I think it's fine.