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The pronoun 'your' is a possessive adjective, when placed before a noun, describes the noun as belonging to you (singular or plural). Examples:

singular: Jane, I brought your lunch.

plural: Jane and Jack, your lunch is on the table.

plural: Class, it's time for your lunch now.

singular: Excuse me miss, you left your book on the counter.

plural: Your room looks very nice, girls.

The corresponding possessive pronoun is 'yours', which takes the place of a noun that belongs to you (singular or plural). Examples:

singular: I brought your lunch Jane. The tuna sandwich is yours.

plural: Jane and Jack, the sandwiches on the table are yours.

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The word, "your" is an adjective.

An adjective always modifies a noun.

The word, "your" always modifies a noun -- such as

your name

your food

your hair

your happiness

your ability

your height

your weight

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