Is the word your used speaking in third person?

The word "your" is not used when speaking in the third person.

Here's why:

* Third person refers to someone or something that is being spoken about, not directly addressed.

* "Your" is a possessive pronoun used to indicate something belonging to the person being spoken to.

Examples:

* Third person: "She went to the store." (Speaking about "she")

* Second person: "Your car is beautiful." (Speaking directly to the person who owns the car)

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