Question

which is .....(their/your) favourite place to celebrate it?​

Answer 1

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Which is ___ (their/your) favourite place to celebrate it?

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$\boxed{Your}$

$\mathtt\orange{Which\:is\:<u>your</u>\:favourite\:place\:to\:celebrate\:it?}$

$\huge\mathtt\red{Uses\:of\:"your"}$

Your is a possessive pronoun, and it describes a noun. If the word in question is being used as an adjective, then you should use your. You're is a contraction, and there is an easy “test” you can complete to see if you should use it in a sentence.

Answer 2

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$\huge\mathtt\red{Question}$

Which is ___ (their/your) favourite place to celebrate it?

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$\boxed{Your}$

$\mathtt\orange{Which\:is\:your\:favourite\:place\:to\:celebrate\:it?}$

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$\huge\mathtt\red{Uses\:of\:"your"}$

Your is a possessive pronoun, and it describes a noun. If the word in question is being used as an adjective, then you should use your. You're is a contraction, and there is an easy “test” you can complete to see if you should use it in a sentence.

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