The english language has this wonderful facility for informality: The contraction. It allows you to combine two common words into a single word, split with an apostrophe, which allows for a smoother flow of conversation. In common usage, we'll see words like "you're" and "they're". Unfortunately, they sound quite similar to certain words that have entirely different meanings, such as "your" and "there" or "their", and people who are either non-native english speakers or are simply otherwise ignorant and perhaps of lesser education will often find themselves confused.
My responce,
I love people who think they're better than others. Your more educated than I, good for you. I guess you
feel better now showing your superiority over me. Sorry I had a few bad things happen to me in life and I was not able to go to college. Also you might like to know I missed alot of school during high school because I had a job. I was trying to help my parents save there house. Plus I had a couple of surgerys during my junior year. I graduated by the skin of my teeth I think the teachers felt bad for since I was/am a Cancer survivor. I thank you for making me feel like sh1t.