1, your as an adjective means yours; Yours

2. yours as a pronoun means yours; Yours

Second, the pronunciation is different.

1 and your English pronunciation is [j? (r)]； The American pronunciation is [j? r].？

2. Your English pronunciation is [j? z]； The American pronunciation is [j? rz].

Third, the usage is different.

1, yours?

Pronouns (pronouns)

Your is the subject pronoun of the second person adjective, and the singular and plural are isomorphic. It can be used as an attribute in a sentence or as the logical subject of a gerund.

2. yours

Pronouns (pronouns)

1)yours is the subject pronoun of the second person noun, which is isomorphic in single and plural numbers. It can be used as the subject, object and predication of prepositions in sentences.

2)your can form a dual possessive case after of.

3) Your initials can usually be used at the end of the letter. Write yours faithfully or yours truly to strangers, meaning "yours faithfully …"; For acquaintances, you can write your sincerity, which means "your sincerity ..."; For friends, you can write your forever, which means "You will always …", or you can just write yours, which means "Your …".