Yours Sentences

This book is yours.

Is this seat yours?

The decision is ultimately yours.

That car parked outside is yours, isn't it?

Yours was the only application approved.

The red bicycle by the fence is yours.

The locker assigned to you is yours to use.

I believe this pen is yours.

If this ticket is yours, you've won the raffle.

The responsibility is yours.

The email address listed here is yours, correct?

Yours was the most compelling argument in the debate.

This project's success is largely yours.

Yours is the only opinion that matters to me.

This victory is yours to celebrate.

The room at the end of the hall is yours.

The commitment to excellence is clearly yours.

The initiative to start the club was yours.

This success is as much yours as it is mine.

If the idea was originally yours, you should get the credit.

The handwriting on this note looks like yours.

This gift is yours, as a token of our appreciation.

This record-breaking achievement is yours.

I think this sweater is yours; it was left in my car.

The choice between these options is yours.

This artwork is distinctly yours; I'd recognize it anywhere.

Yours is the first application we're considering.

Yours are the best cupcakes in the competition.

This parking spot is reserved for yours truly.

Yours are the footsteps I aim to follow in.

The leadership role in this project is yours.

The right to choose the team is yours.

This creative solution must be yours.

The hard work invested in this garden is yours.

Yours is the most original concept presented today.

This key is yours; it opens the storage room.

All these trophies are yours; you should be proud.

The last piece of cake is yours if you want it.

The dedication in this book is yours, isn’t it?

The signature on this document is yours.

If this strategy was yours, it's brilliant.

This unique style of painting is clearly yours.

The final call on this decision is yours.

Yours is the only endorsement we need.

If the fault is yours, you should apologize.

The privilege to open the ceremony is yours.

This password must be yours; it's linked to your account.

The loyalty of the team is yours, without question.

The honor of leading the parade is yours.

Yours is the chapter that stands out in the book.

Referring to a thing or things belonging to or associated with the addressee.

A form of address or reference to oneself, especially in a modest or self-deprecating way.

Used to identify something as belonging to the person addressed.

Possessive pronoun indicating ownership by the person(s) addressed.

Used to indicate that the speaker is referring to people in general rather than specifically.

A polite way to refer to oneself in a letter or email.

Used to end a formal letter to someone whose name is not known.

To take something and personalize it or claim ownership of it.

To tell someone they can have or keep something.

Used to end a formal letter when the recipient's name is known.

Referring to a letter or communication received.

Expression of willingness to share everything one owns.

Something is readily available for someone if they want it.

When someone is in such a good position that only a mistake could cause failure.

Used in letters to express solidarity or shared interest in a particular cause.

Encouragement that you can achieve anything you desire.

Informal British way of saying at your house.

To belong to you or to be destined for you.

Ready to follow orders or wishes.

Belonging to both you and me.

Something is available for you to find out or explore.

A declaration of enduring loyalty or love.

It's up to you to make a decision.

Encouragement to enjoy or take advantage of the evening.

To end a letter with one's signature.

It's called yours because it denotes possession or ownership by the person or people being addressed.

One syllable.

The entire word "yours" is stressed, as it is only one syllable.

The keys on the table are yours.

Yours.

The root word is "your," the possessive form of "you," with "s" indicating possession.

Yours does not have "forms" as it is not a verb.

Yours is a possessive pronoun, not a verb, so it does not have a verb form.

/jʊərz/ or /jɔːrz/, depending on the dialect.

Possessive pronoun.

Mine, his, hers, ours, theirs (depending on the context).

Belonging to you.

Yours is not typically used as a metaphor; it directly indicates possession.

No, yours is not used in imperative forms; it indicates possession.

Yours is used both as singular and plural possessive form without change.

No, yours is not an adverb.

The word starts with a consonant sound.

No, yours is a possessive pronoun, not a gerund.

Yours is a possessive pronoun, which functions similarly to an adjective by modifying nouns, but it stands in place of a noun phrase indicating possession.

No, yours is a possessive pronoun, not a noun.

Vowels are not specifically used before yours; it stands alone without an article.

Conjunctions like "and" or "but" can be used in sentences involving yours, but not directly with it.

No article is used with yours, as possessive pronouns do not require articles.

Yours serves as both singular and plural without needing to change form.

Yours is neutral; it does not have a negative or positive connotation by itself.

Yours can function as a direct object in sentences like "This is yours."

No, yours is a possessive pronoun, not a countable noun.

No, yours is not a collective noun.

No determiner is used with yours as it is a possessive pronoun that stands alone.

Prepositions are not inherently used with yours, but it can be in phrases like "of yours."