Person in English Grammar

There are three kinds (1^st, 2^nd & 3^rd) of person in English Grammar. Noun and pronoun are used as person. Before learning person, we should know what are noun and pronoun.

Noun: Noun means any name. They are may be human’s name, animals’ name, birds’ name and objects’ name. Rahim, Karim, Clark, Xavir, Cow, Rat, Owl, Hill, River etc. are noun.

Pronoun: Instead of Noun which is used is Pronoun. They are He, She, It, They, I, We, You, Our, Their, My, Me, Them, Your, Mine etc.

                Subjective Pronoun: I, we, You, He, She, It, They etc.

                Objective Pronoun: Me, Us, You,  Him, Her, It,  Them etc.

                Possessive Pronoun: My, Our, Your, His, Her, Its, Their etc.

1^st Person: It is you and with you as a team or family. I & We are only first person and subjective form.

2^nd Person: It is in front of you an alive person. You must see him, her & it. You must have to call him, her & it as “You”.

3^rd Person: All the names in the world are 3^rd person. Including the name of you and names of in front of you are also 3^rd person.

Without I, We and You all the pronouns and Nouns are 3^rd person.

He, She, It, They, Rahim, karim, Xavir, Clark, Mr., Miss., Mst. All are 3^rd person.