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Physics, 09.06.2020 04:57 lizzie3545

why do people do "your welcome" it is supposed to be "you're welcome" no one does it they only do Your LOL if you are saying "your pet" that would be correct but you're means *you are* so "you're (you are) welcome" that would be correct just to have everyone know Lol

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