Which of the following is a first-person pronoun set?

• A. You, your, yours
• B. He, she, they, them
• C. I, me, my, we, us, our, mine
• D. This, that, these, those

Answer: (C)

Identifying pronoun person helps you know who the pronoun refers to. First-person pronouns refer to the speaker or speakers. In this set, I is the singular subject form; me is the singular object form; my and mine show possession by the speaker; we, us, our are the plural forms for the speaker and others together; mine is a possessive pronoun that can stand alone. This collection matches all the first-person forms, so it’s the best choice for a first-person pronoun set.

The other options point to different people: you, your, yours are second-person and refer to the person being spoken to; he, she, they, them are third-person and refer to others; this, that, these, those are demonstratives, not personal pronouns.