The following chart shows how pronouns are grammatically organized:<table width="75%" border="10"><tr><td>

Number/
Point of View </td><td> Subject</td><td>  Object</td><td>  Possessive(before a noun </td><td> Possessive
(with no noun) </td><td> Reflexive and Intensive
</td></tr><tr><td>
SINGULAR<br>
First Person<br>
Second Person<br>
Third Person</td><td>

I
you<br>
he, she, it<br>
</td><td>
me<br>
you<br>
him, her, it<br>
</td><td>
my<br>
your <br>
his, her, its<br>
</td><td>
mine<br>
yours  <br>
his, hers
</td><td>
myself<br>
yourself<br>
himself, herself, itself

</td></tr><tr><td>
PLURAL<br>
First Person<br>
Second Person<br>
Third Person
</td><td>
we<br>
you<br>
they
</td><td>
us<br>
you<br>
them
</td><td>
our<br>
your  <br>
their
</td><td>
ours<br>
yours  <br>
theirs
</td><td>
ourselves<br>
yourselves<br>
themselves

</td></tr></table>