Yours

Pronoun indicating possession by the person or people spoken to. It signifies something belonging to 'you' (singular or plural). It can refer to a single item or a collection of things. This word implies ownership or association, and is often used to avoid repetition of a noun already understood in the context. It's a possessive pronoun functioning as a subject, object, or complement, acting as a substitute for 'your' plus a noun.

Yours meaning with examples

• Is this pen yours? I seem to have misplaced mine. The vibrant red color and sleek design are certainly indicators. Checking for any personal markings would be essential to confirm, just in case somebody has written something on it. Perhaps you left it here earlier, I couldn't say. The important thing is returning it, should it be yours.
• The house on the corner? Yes, that's yours, isn't it? I’m so impressed with the landscaping! You've clearly put a lot of work into it. It’s the envy of the neighborhood. Does your garden require frequent maintenance? The roses look incredible, and the view from the window is beautiful. Congratulations on such a well-kept property – it's a clear mark of yours.
• “These are all the application forms,” the recruiter explained. “Please be sure that your forms are completed, and make sure that yours are free of errors before you submit them.” He paused, then continued “There will be a thorough review.” It is essential to verify your work. I wanted to ensure that the information is accurate, and that yours is.
• The responsibility of this project? It will be yours, and the team members will collaborate with you throughout the process. The ultimate decision will also be in your hands. With the deadline looming, can you assign the task to a member? Everyone should share in the effort and the pressure equally. That duty and expectation of the outcome will become yours, and the project will be assigned to you.
• Your car is parked here, but is this motorcycle also yours? Because I thought there was only one vehicle in this location. Could somebody else have left it there, and should I move it, and inform someone? Please let me know if it’s yours. I’m eager to know whether I need to take care of this or not. The answer is important, because I do not own it and its not mine, so, is it yours?