I know what 3rd and 1st person are, but whats 2nd person?
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I  - first person singular ;    we - first person plural\n\nyou - second person singular;  you - second person plural\n\nhe, she, it - third person singular; they - 3rd pers. plural
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Interesting question.\n\nIn English Grammar there are (luckily) only three persons:\n\nFirst person: can be "I" (singular) or "we" (plural, more than one)\n\nSecond person: "You" (singular or plural) ("thou" is not used much any more).\n\nThird person is all other nouns and pronouns other than the speaker or the person (or thing) being addressed.\n\nSo first person singular is "I"\n\nThe past tense of "grow" is "grew"\n\nThe present tense of "grow" is "grow"\n\nThe future tense of "grow" is "will grow"\n\nSo the answer is "grow". \n\nHere is an example, "I grow corn on my farm."
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I think this person you are referring to has multiple personalities. ("themself?")
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Personal pronouns also have gender.\n\nFor instance, "he" is singular in number, third person, and masculine in gender.  ("She" is feminine, and "it" is neuter.)
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where the other person said
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someone else .... 2pts
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i think the answer is "positional" however that is only one word. you sure its two words?
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It means third... as in Primary, secondary, tertiary.
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am i fourth or can i get it by coming in first ahead of fourth (THIRD)
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When you write in the third person, it means you write from an objective point of view.  Students often struggle with the third person literary style.  Writing in the third person is traditionally the accepted way of producing academic work.  For most essays this means avoiding the use of 'I', 'me', 'my', 'we' or 'our'.  It is often a difficult point of view to maintain as it does not really allow for direct self-expression. \n\nThe websites I've included give good information about writing this kind of essay.
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The one next to the correct answer
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Well, I believe that play features a character simply called the "Narrator."  He is a third-person perspective on all events in the 'town.'  I would say that third-person perspective might be considered a literary element.
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wtf is that supposed 2 mean?
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You just did. \n\nYou writing in the 2nd person indicates that there are only two of you having a conversation; the "second person" is the one to whom the speaking is directed. \n\nSo: \n\n"You who are gathered here today - whether for good intentions or ill - your presence indicates a demand. You demand for change to take place and you have taken it upon yourself to arrive here, in this place and time, and raise your voices in one song. It is your chant to make, and your voice to raise; your fight to be fought, and your victory to be won." \n\nYou can see how tedious it can be, simply because it's all directed at the person or people you're talking to. (an author speaking directly to their readers can be said to be using the 2nd person perspective). \n\nIt's simpler to use 1st or 3rd - leave 2nd person to the politicians.
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Third person is when the author uses pronouns other than I or we or you.  First person is when the author makes himself part of the story, "I went to the store." Second person is when the author says, "You (the reader)saw the boy." and Third person is when the author is just telling a story, without himself in it: "the boy and the girl went to the store." etc...
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1st one is D, 2nd is A.
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1st party is you and your company.\n3rd party is another company you are dealing with or the public