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Q1 Are first-person, second-person, and third-person pronouns gender-neutral?
Ans. The following pronouns are gender-neutral: First-person – I, we Second person – You Third person – They
Q2 What is the most common use of the third person?
Ans. The most common use of the third person is in stories and articles where the narrator or the observer describes the other person’s actions and thoughts.
Q3 What point of view is the pronoun it?
The pronoun ‘It’ is used as a third-person point of view to refer to any object, abstract thing, or non-human entity. For example: I bought chocolate and gave it to my brother.
Q4 What can be the best use of the second-person point of view?
Ans. The best use of the second person is when you want to add a personalized tone to your communication. For example, instead of saying, “Report at the exam centre by 9.30 am”, you can say, “You should report at the exam centre by 9.30 am”.
First Person, Second Person, and Third Person
First, second, and third person in English are ways to show point of view in writing. Check out the rules to use it in written and verbal communication here.
Nikita Aggarwal31 May, 2025
First, second, and third person in English: As a student trying to improve English grammar skills, one of the most important aspects is understanding who is speaking or being referred to in a sentence. These are the basic concepts of first-person, second-person, and third-person points of view used in written and verbal communications.
This blog will help students learn what the first, second, and third person mean and how to identify and use them correctly, supported with plenty of 1st, 2nd, and 3rd person examples to make learning easier.
Students must be aware of the proper use of first-person, second-person, and third-person pronouns while writing an essay, telling a story, or answering comprehension questions. It strengthens grammar skills, improves writing style, and builds confidence in English communication. Parents must support this learning by recognising the importance of these pronouns in everyday reading and writing.
When you write using the first person, you tell what you did, felt, or experienced. This is commonly used in essays and letters written from a personal point of view.
First person Keywords: I, me, my, mine, we, us, our, myself, etc.
1st Person Example:
“I studied hard for the exam because I wanted to improve my ranking”.
This sentence clearly shows the writer is talking about their own actions and thoughts.
Why It Matters?
The first person is used to express personal opinions or experiences during storytelling, dialogue writing, or diary entries.
The second person is used when directly addressing or talking to another person. It's like giving instructions, asking, or telling someone what to do. You will often find it in instruction manuals, cookbooks, and question papers as part of instructions.
Second person Keywords: You, your, yours, yourself, etc.
2nd Person Example:
“You should always revise the chapter and practice questions for better understanding”.
Through this sentence, someone gives instruction or advice to another person using the second-person pronoun.
Why It Matters?
The second person is great for communicating one-on-one, like giving instructions or writing informal letters.
The third-person point of view relates to other people or things and their actions, status, or behaviours. This is the most commonly used perspective in academic writing and describing incidents.
Third person Keywords: He, she, they, them, their, and names like Puja, Rahul, etc.
3rd Person Example:
Sonia left the office early because she had to travel a long distance.
This sentence states Sonia's actions and thoughts from another person’s perspective.
Why It Matters?
The Third Person is very common in formal writing and describing events. Students must know how to use this in reports, essays, and general information sharing.
Subject-Verb Agreement for First, Second, and Third Persons
In the case of using the 'be' verb, there are some specific rules on how the verb will be used according to the first, second, and third Person and numbers of the subject. The table below explains the same with 1st, 2nd, and 3rd person examples.
Subject-Verb Agreement for First, Second, and Third Persons
Person
Pronoun
Verb
Type of Verb
Examples
First person singular
I
am
singular
I am watching a movie
First person plural
We
are
plural
We are travelling to Goa
Second person singular/plural
You
are
plural
You are enjoying the food
Third person singular
He
is
singular
He is a very intelligent student
She
is
singular
She is wearing a blue dress
It
is
singular
It is very dark outside
Third person plural
They
are
plural
They are planning a picnic next Sunday
Now, you get a fair idea about the first person, second person, and third person pronouns and how to use them in different contexts properly and accurately. Understanding these pronouns and their differences can help you learn grammar and improve writing quality with more clarity and creativity.
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