Which of the following lists includes third-person pronouns?

• A. I, me, my
• B. You, your,
• C. They, them, their
• D. He, she, they, them, his, hers, their

Answer: (D)

Third-person pronouns refer to someone or something other than the speaker and the person being spoken to. They include forms for singular and plural, and for different grammatical roles such as subject, object, and possessive. In this list, he and she are third-person singular subjects; them is a third-person plural object; his and hers are third-person possessive forms; their is a third-person possessive determiner. This shows the full range of third-person pronouns across different uses, making it the best example among the options. The other lists mix in first-person (I, me, my) or second-person (you, your) forms, or omit key third-person forms, so they don’t illustrate the idea as completely.