Editing Grammatical person (section)

==English personal pronouns in the nominative case==
{| class="wikitable"
! Pronoun
! Person and number
! Gender
|-
! colspan="3" | Standard
|-
| [[I (pronoun)|I]]
| First-person singular
|
|-
| [[we]]
| First-person plural
|
|-
| [[you]]
| Second-person singular or second-person plural
|
|-
| [[he (pronoun)|he]]
| Third-person [[gender-specific pronoun|masculine]] singular
| masculine
|-
| [[She (pronoun)|she]]
| Third-person [[gender-specific pronoun|feminine]] singular
| feminine
|-
| [[It (pronoun)|it]]
| Third-person [[gender-specific pronoun|neuter]] (and inanimate) singular
| neuter
|-
| [[They (pronoun)|they]]
| Third-person [[plural]] or [[Gender-neutral pronoun|gender-neutral]] [[Singular they|singular]]
|epicene
|-
! colspan="3" | Dialectal
|-
| [[I (pronoun)|me]]
| First-person singular, dialectal [[Caribbean English]] and colloquial special uses
|
|-
| [[Thou|thee]]
| Second-person singular, literary, dialectal Yorkshire, and occasional use by [[Quakers]]
|
|-
| [[allyuh]]
| Second-person plural, many [[English-based creole languages]], dialectal [[Caribbean English]]
|
|-
| unu
| Second-person plural, many [[English-based creole languages]], dialectal [[Caribbean English]]
|
|-
| [[y'all]]
| Second-person plural, dialectal [[Southern American English|Southern American]], [[Texan English]], and [[African-American English]]
|
|-
| [[Ye (pronoun)|ye]]
| Second-person plural, dialectal [[Hiberno-English]] and [[Newfoundland English]]
|
|-
| [[yinz]]
| Second-person plural, [[Scots language|Scots]], dialectal [[Scottish English]], [[Pittsburgh English]]
|
|-
| [[you guys]]
| Second-person plural, dialectal [[American English]] and [[Canadian English]]
|
|-
| you(r) lot
| Second-person plural, dialectal [[British English]]
|
|-
| yous(e)
| Second-person plural, [[Australian English]], many urban American dialects like [[New York City English]] and [[Inland Northern American English|Chicago English]], as well as [[Ottawa Valley English]]. Sporadic usage in some British English dialects, such as [[Manchester dialect|Mancunian]]. Also used by some speakers of Hiberno-English.
|
|-
| [[your]]se
| Second-person plural, [[Scots language|Scots]], dialect [[Central Lowlands|Central Scottish Lowlands]], [[Scouse]], [[Cumbrian]], [[Tyneside]], Hiberno English.
|
|-
| us
| First-person plural subject, as in, ''us guys are going...''
|
|-
| them
| Third-person plural subject, as in, ''them girls drove...''
|
|-
! colspan="3" | Archaic
|-
| [[thou]]
| Second-person singular informal subject
|
|-
| [[Ye (pronoun)|ye]]
| Second-person plural
|
|}