This is hard please help

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it’s “swim at your own risk”

“you’re” is a shortening of “you are” and it wouldn’t make sense to say “swim at you are own risk”

Wviana answered Mar 31, 2022

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Answer:

Swim at ur own risk

Not swim at your 're own risk

BKF answered Apr 2, 2022

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