American English
/jɔɹz/
One syllable.
Form of your
Belonging to the person or people being spoken to, used without repeating the name of the thing.
Practice out loudBelonging to the person or people being spoken to, used without repeating the name of the thing.
Is this bag yours?
The choice is yours.
Yours stands alone and is not followed directly by a noun. Do not confuse yours with your, which comes before a noun.
without help or without another person
Can you do it on your own?
as fast or as slowly as you choose
Learn at your own pace.
because it will help or protect you
I'm telling you this for your own good.