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What person is the pronoun I?

What person is the pronoun me?

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What person is the pronoun you?

What person is the pronoun they?

What person is the pronoun we?

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Is the pronoun we singular or plural?

Is the pronoun they singular or plural?

Is the pronoun I singular or plural?

Is the pronoun they singular or plural?

Is the pronoun you singular or plural?