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yours sincerely

Written by kv on Tue Oct 09, 2007 1:07 pm in blog kv's Blog under English Grammar - 111 views

Normally, people write "your's sincerely", which is wrong. The apostrophe should not be there.

The correct use of an apostrophe is to denote a possessive with a name or place, like "it is clinton's car" or "Newyork's skyline is beautiful".

WRONG: your's sincerely
CORRECT: yours sincerely

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