"You are" is a statement.
Ex: You are a boy. I am sure of it.
"Are you" is a question.
Ex: Are you a boy? I'm not sure.
"You're" is just short for "You are". This is an example of an English contraction.
Ex: You're a boy.
In some essays for example school examinations or formal tests, it is safer for you to write the full form of these contractions. For example, you should write "You are" instead of "You're".
"You're" VS "Your"
This is something most English learners often get confused with. "You're" is an English contraction for "You are" and has the same meaning. "Your" is a possessive adjective, indicating that something belongs to someone.
Ex:
You are/ You're beautiful.
This is your bag, not mine.
Some other example of English contractions are:
Were not/ Weren't
Are not/ Aren't
Will not/ Won't
Shall not/ Shan't
Can't/ Cannot
Etc.
Hope this helps! :))
"You are" is a statement.Ex: You are a boy. I am sure of it."Are you" is a question.Ex: Are you a boy? I'm not sure."You're" is just short for "You are". This is an example of an English contraction.Ex: You're a boy.In some essays for example school examinations or formal tests, it is safer for you to write the full form of these contractions. For example, you should write "You are" instead of "You're"."You're" VS "Your"This is something most English learners often get confused with. "You're" is an English contraction for "You are" and has the same meaning. "Your" is a possessive adjective, indicating that something belongs to someone.Ex: You are/ You're beautiful.This is your bag, not mine.Some other example of English contractions are:Were not/ Weren'tAre not/ Aren'tWill not/ Won'tShall not/ Shan't Can't/ CannotEtc.Hope this helps! :))
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