Read this passage:
"its not that i don't trust you," lea said. "its you're life after all. your going to do whatever you think is best."
which revision corrects the misspelled words in the passage?
a. "its not that i don't trust you," lea said. "its your life after all. you're going to do whatever you think is best."
b. "it's not that i don't trust you," lea said. "it's your life after all. you're going to do whatever you think is best."
c. "it's not that i don't trust you," lea said. "it's you're life after all. you're going to do whatever you think is best."
d. "it's not that i don't trust you," lea said. "its your life after all. you're going to do whatever you think is best."

The correct answer is B. "It's not that I don't trust you," Lea said. "It's your life after all. You're going to do whatever you think is best."

Explanation:

In the passage "Its not that I don't trust you," Lea said. "Its you're life after all. Your going to do whatever you think is best.", there are mainly misspelled words related to the use of the apostrophe (') and word contraction, in the case of the apostrophe (') this symbol is used to mark the omission of letters it means to let the reader know two words have been contracted, this means to words are put together to create one.

In the first line "Its not that I don't trust you", "its" is incorrect as it does not refer to something belonging, but to "it is" or "it's". While in the second phrase  "Its you're life after all. Your going to do whatever you think is best.", in "its your're life" the word "you're" or "you are" is not correctly as the right spelling should be "your" as it refers to the life that belongs to someone (possessive adjective), not to who they are and in "your going" the right spelling is "you're" or "you are" because it refers to the future tense, not to the possessive adjective "your". Thus, the correct revision is B.

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