A few Second Person Pronouns are...

• A. They, them, their
• B. I, me, my
• C. You, your, yours
• D. We, us, our

Answer: (C)

Second person pronouns are used when talking to the person or people you’re addressing. The forms you’d use in this role are you, your, and yours. You serves as the subject of a sentence: “You are reading.” Your is a possessive determiner that comes before a noun: “your book.” Yours is a possessive pronoun that stands in for a noun: “That book is yours.” This set specifically handles talking directly to someone.

The other groups are about different people: I, me, my refer to the speaker or the speaker’s perspective (first person). We, us, our also involve the speaker plus others (first person plural). They, them, their refer to people other than the speaker and listener (third person).