Answer:
In English Grammar, the first person refers to the one who is talking - the speaker. "I" and "We" are examples of a first person. Second person on the other hand, refers to the speaker's listeners. The Second person is also the "You" (You, Yourself, Yours, etc.) perspective. Lastly, we have the third person, the third person refers to someone else - maybe you are not actually talking to him/her. He, it, they and she are examples of third person.
First Person: I am not good in Science.
We are not friends.
Second Person: You are pretty.
Is this yours?
Third Person: He is very shy.
They are relatives.
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