First Person Pronouns:
* Singular: I, me, my, mine
* Plural: We, us, our, ours
These pronouns are used when talking about yourself or a group that includes yourself. For example:
* "I am going to the store." (referring to the speaker)
* "We are going to the movies." (referring to the speaker and at least one other person)
Second Person Pronouns:
* Singular: You, your, yours
* Plural: You, your, yours
These pronouns are used when talking directly to someone or a group of people. For example:
* "You are a great friend." (referring to the person being spoken to)
* "You all are invited to the party." (referring to a group of people being spoken to)
In contrast, third-person pronouns refer to someone or something that is neither the speaker nor the person being spoken to. These include:
* Singular: He, him, his, she, her, hers, it, its
* Plural: They, them, their, theirs
Examples of all three types of pronouns in a sentence:
"I told you that he would be late."
* "I" is the first person pronoun (speaker)
* "You" is the second person pronoun (person being spoken to)
* "He" is the third person pronoun (someone else)