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For questions about choosing pronouns or verb forms based on grammatical person: 1st person (e.g. I am), 2nd person (e.g. you are), or third person (e.g. he/she/it is).
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One of us is wrong, aren't we?
How has nobody used the phrases Royal We or Nosism yet? Simply put they mean you can refer to oneself using we. These ideas work in many languages, however in British its use can be bastardised to add …
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