This section is from the book "The Science And Art Of Phrase-Making", by David Wolfe Brown. Also available from Amazon: The science and art of phrase-making.
you always
you are (are upward)
you are able
you are aware
you are becoming
you are called upon
you are doing
you are going
you are interested
you are known
you are necessarily
you are never
you are now
you are ready
you are received
you are rendered
you are requested
you are right
you are seen
you are supposed
you are thinking
you are wrong.
you can (See Par. 535.)
you can be
you can do
you can have
you ca(n) judge
you can never
you can observe
you ca(n) only be
you can say
you can take
you can understand
you can undertake
you cannot
(See Par. 187, first note.)
you cannot be
you cannot do
you cannot have
you cannot take
you cannot understand
you could
you could be
you could do
you could not be
you have
you have done
you have only
you have received
you have seen
you have your
you make
you may
you may always be
you may as (w)ell be
you may go
you may receive
you may remember
you may recall
you may recollect
you mention
you might
you might not
you must
you mus(t) accept
you mus(t) also
you mus(t) ask
you mus(t) be
you mus(t) be aware
you mus(t) become
you mus(t) be mistaken
you mus(t) be sure
you mus(t) come you mus(t) do you mus(t) go you mus(t) have you mus(t) know you mus(t) make you mus(t) not you mus(t) recollect you mus(t) remember you mus(t) say you mus(t) seem you mus(t) understand you mus(t) undertake you mus(t) write you perceive you require you should be you should do you should find you should have done you should have known you should have taken you should know you should never you should not be you should not do you should observe you should take you should understand you should undertake you will you will also
you will become
you will be made
you will be saved
you will be seen
you will be sure
you will be supposed
you will be wanted
you will do
you will do something
you will find
you will give
you will have
you will have done
you will have placed
you will have seen
you will have shown
you will have taken
you will know
you will leave
you will never
you will observe
you will perhaps
you will perceive
you will probably
you will receive
you will remember
you will say
you will see (vocalize see)
you will sometime
you will think it
you will understand
you will write
 
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