Is you''ll a word

Answer 1

Yes, the word you're is a contraction; a shortened form of the pronoun 'you' and the verb 'are'.

The contraction you're functions as a subject and verb (or auxiliary verb) in a sentence. Examples:

You are a good friend. OR: You're a good friend.

I hope you are coming with us. OR: I hope you're coming with us.

Answer 2

There're is the correct contraction of there areand people say there're and spell checkers allow it but it is hard to find it in a grammar book.

Actually there are is easier to say than there're.

I would say it's not correct grammar.

Answer 3

No. 'you're' is contraction, a shortened form of of 'you are'. The word 'you' is a pronoun and the word 'are' is a verb. The contraction you're functions as a subject and a verb (or auxiliary verb). Example:

You are scheduled for an appointment at five.

OR:

You'rescheduled for an appointment at five.

Answer 4

No, it is not. You can just say, " What are..."

Answer 5

Yes it is a word because we say this is a word and that is a word.

Answer 6

YES It's a contraction for you would

Answer 7

Not if your playing Scrabble XD

Answer 8

Idk but I just used it while texting my teacher