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Originally Posted by K R Y
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Use 'then' when in relation to time. 'Than' in relation to comparison.
http://www.grammar-monster.com/easil.../than_then.htm
'Your' is possessive. 'You're' is descriptive.
Your keys. Your house. Your mother.
You're a twat. You're going to be a twat when you grow up.
Throw em together = You're your mothers twat 
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I always found when I was younger the best way to remember it was that 'you're is short for 'you are'