‘Your’ means possession, as in, your bike. video xxx Second, use the proper spelling for the words you mean. It can also be used to indicate completion, as in, I’m through now. . …’Through’ means passing between two places, as in, she went through the door. For those reasons I have you a negative rating.anonymous readerReport 2011-01-28 17:18:21THIS LOOKS LIKE BEEN A GREAT SERIES A GOOD START LOOKING FORWARD TO PART 2anonymous readerReport 2011-01-03 10:03:14it a good start keep it goinganonymous readerReport 2011-01-03 10:01:20it a good start keep it going«12» Which is it? One minute she can’t talk to Traci, the next Terry is part of the problem. It can NEVER be used for the past tense of ‘Throw’. It can NEVER be used for the past tense of ‘Throw’. It can NEVER be used for the past tense of ‘Throw’.
