who is the first person in the word ?

Answer 1

If I understand your question correctly, "I" is the first person singular and "we" the first person plural.

Answer 2

I would be the first person in the word.

Answer 3

I'm confused; is this an English question or a history question?

"First person" in English is the use of personal pronouns which refer to oneself or a group in which we're part: I, me, my, mine, ours.

Historically, the first person (by the reckoning of the major monotheistic religions, anyway) would be Adam, the first man created by God (Biblically in Genesis 1:27 and 2:7, but not actually named until 2:19).

Answer 4

If you speak in the fist person you are talking about yourself, as in " i will look at...." Most university's and colleges do not like students to speak in the first person, prefering students to say things such as " This essay will look at" To remove use of the first person you should have no, "I"s or "WE"'s. You can get word to check for first person language in the spell checker.

Answer 5

Adam and Eve only the first person

Answer 6

first person in the word ? which word ? , the letter 'I' is used for the first person in english. & the letter I itself is a word in english.

Answer 7

Adam

Answer 8

the first person in the word, could be "w" if a 'person' could be a letter...

Are you sure you used spell check?

Answer 9

Adam and Eve

Answer 10

well there are two answers for u one is from english which refer to oneself or a group where we're a part i.e I,me,my,mine,ours................
one is from history where it referred to Adam the first man created by God

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