Here's how it works:
* First person: "I" or "we" (the speaker)
* Second person: "You" (the person being addressed)
* Third person: "He," "she," "it," "they," or a name (someone or something being talked about)
The word "you" is the most common indicator of the second person, but it's not the only one. Here are some examples of second person usage:
* Direct address: "You need to be more careful."
* Imperative sentences: "Please close the door." (Implied "you")
* Possessive pronouns: "Your phone is ringing."
* Reflexive pronouns: "Yourself is the only person you can rely on."
Important Note: "You" can also be used in a general sense, meaning everyone or anyone, which is considered a second person plural.
Let me know if you have any other questions about grammar!