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What is the personal pronoun for posters?

Posters, as inanimate objects, do not have a personal pronoun.

Personal pronouns are used to refer to people or things. They include:

* I, me, my, mine (first person singular)

* You, your, yours (second person singular/plural)

* He, him, his, she, her, hers, it, its (third person singular)

* We, us, our, ours (first person plural)

* They, them, their, theirs (third person plural)

Since posters are not people or things that can act independently, they don't have a personal pronoun. You would use a different type of pronoun or phrase to refer to them, such as:

* It: "The poster is colorful."

* That: "That poster is about environmental issues."

* The poster: "The poster was torn."

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