What is the first person in English?

2. The second person is called: you (you), you (you).

3. The third person: it, he, she (it he she) and they (they).

Personal pronouns can be divided into nominative personal pronouns and accusative personal pronouns according to the components they play in sentences. In addition, personal pronouns can be divided into singular and plural forms, especially the singular and plural forms of the second person are consistent, which should be paid attention to in actual translation. Common third-person pronouns "Qi" and "Zhi" can refer to people, things and things in general, including "He", "She", "It", "They" and "They".

Extended data:

There are three different personal forms of English personal pronouns:

The first person refers to the speaker himself: the singular shuI, me, my, my; ; Complex number we, us, our, ours

The second person refers to the object of speech: singular you, you, yours, yours; Plural number you, you, you, you.

The third person refers to the object that the speaker talks about: singular he, him, his, his, she, her, her, his, it, its；; Complex number them, them, them, them, them, them.

Among the different forms of personal pronouns listed above, there are also three forms of "case": nominative case, objective case and possessive case. In this way, from the form of "case", English personal pronouns can be summarized as follows:

Nominative: me, you, him, her, it, us, you, them.

Binge: Me, you, him, her, it, us, you, them.

Genus: mine, mine, yours, yours, his, her, her, its, ours, ours, theirs, theirs.