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Sentence examples for your welcome from inspiring English sources

The phrase "your welcome" is not a complete sentence in written English and is not grammatically correct.
The correct phrase is "you're welcome," which is a contraction of "you are welcome." This phrase is used as a polite response when someone thanks you for something. Example: Person A: Thank you for helping me with my project. Person B: You're welcome, I'm happy to help.

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your welcome

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Misspelling of you're welcome.

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Your welcome.

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The Guardian - Sport

You don't overstay your welcome.

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The Guardian - Sport

But don't outstay your welcome.

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Independent

You eventually wear out your welcome.

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The New York Times - Sports

Did you out-eat your welcome?

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The Guardian - Music

Your Web site is your welcome mat.

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The New York Times

"I thank you for your welcome," he continued.

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The New York Times

Perhaps you're in danger of outstaying your welcome, he said.

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The Guardian - Books

As Ms. Pogrebin observes of such visits, don't overstay your welcome.

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The New York Times

Johnson's new motto: if the nickname fits, wear it without wearing out your welcome.

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The New York Times - Sports

Me: What do you get in your welcome pack when you join the Labour party?

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