第一人稱：I, we; 第二人稱：you（你/你們） 第三人稱：he, she, it, they; 在英文句子中就會像這樣： I love you. The boy ate an apple. He liked it. You can kiss me. 來看看第三句的 You can kiss me.（你可以親吻我），你有沒有發現這裡的「我」用的是 me 而不是 I 呢？

在现在时中，助动词 be 有不同形式：I 后用 am，he/she/it 后用 is, you/we/they 后用 are. 在过去时中，I/he/she/it 后用 was，you/we/they 后用 were. My teacher is very kind. 我的老师很和蔼. They were complaining about her when she was passing the door. 当她从门口走过时，他们正在抱怨她

One, you, we and they are generic personal pronouns. We can use one, you, we and they to refer to ‘people in general’. We can use one, you or we when we are making generalisations and …

1. we. Explanation: The speaker is including themselves in the activity (going to the cinema) and is inviting someone else, so we is the appropriate choice. 2. They. Explanation: The sentence speaks about a habitual action of some people who are not included in the speakers group. The third person plural they is used. 3. they

'We' and 'they' are both plural personal pronouns, but 'we' is the first-person personal pronoun, and 'they' is the third-person personal pronoun. Here, we will discuss these two.

2024年3月24日 · "We" is a first-person plural pronoun used to refer to speaker and one or more others, emphasizing inclusion. "They" is a third-person plural pronoun referring to a group of people or things, distinct from the speaker and listener, highlighting exclusion.

2019年1月21日 · One, you, we 和 they 都可用作泛指的 (generic) 人稱代名詞，亦即用來指所有人或非特定的任何人，而不是指特定的某個人或某些人。 它們的意思相當於總稱的「任何人」、「人們」或「大家」。

英语中的人称代词做主格的有： I, you, he, she, it, we, they 说话的人叫做第一人称I和we，听话的人是第二人称you，被谈到的人（动物，物品）叫做第三人称he，she，it，they

Learn how to use the subject pronouns I, We, You, He, She, They, and It correctly to refer to people and things in a sentence. Part of a free online grammar course for teaching and learning English. Suitable for self-study or use in the classroom.

What is the difference between one, you, we and they? One is sometimes an impersonal pronoun, showing that something is generally done or should generally be done. One doesn't talk about politics at parties. You can also use the possessive determiner one's and the reflexive pronoun oneself. Naturally, one wants only the best for one's children.