0 in grammar, a word such as "I", "you", and "they", that refers to a person in speech or in writing
1 (in grammar) a word such as "I," "you," or "they," that refers to a person in speech or in writing
A personal pronoun or a null anaphor indicates to the interlocutor that the referent does not need to be retrieved explicitly.
In 44% of the examples, the right span started with a personal pronoun.
The personal pronoun system does not mark gender or case.
The task was to decide, as quickly and accurately as possible, the grammatical gender of the personal pronoun, ignoring the prime.
They often begin with a personal pronoun referring to the speaker (io) or the interlocutor (tu) or an address to the latter.
The same goes for personal pronoun objects, stranded prepositions and certain adverbs.
In the case of the personal pronoun /, the obligatory capital letter would make confusion between 77/ and ill unlikely.
It becomes almost improper, then, not to use the personal pronoun in a field characterized by its many different shades of grey.
