Grammar mistake

[Crysis]

It should be "Groups you are a member of"; that's the grammatically correct one.

"You're" is right for this situation but "you are" is the actual correct one.

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[Davidx]

Nope sorry it should be "Your".

But seriously, it doesn't matter all to much which form is used, but I guess "You Are" does sound a bit better.

 

[CrystuL]

Actually, the correct term can be "Groups you're a member of" or "Groups you are a member of". We would only use the second one in formal writing just because in formal writing you are supposed to avoid contractions.

 

[Mc. Donalds]

It should be Groups you're a member of because it's in-formal.

 

[fatMatch]

"Groups you're a member of" is fine. This website isn't a business letter, it doesn't have to be formal.

You're right about one thing. You're is the correct contraction for you are.

 

[EAF]

I see the grammar error!

The Y in you're is capital.