The pronoun "I" is first person singular because it refers to the speaker.

The pronoun "you" is second person plural because it refers to the person or people being spoken to.

The pronoun "he" is third person singular masculine because it refers to a male person or animal.

The pronoun "she" is third person singular feminine because it refers to a female person or animal.

The pronoun "they" is third person plural because it refers to a group of people or things.

The pronoun "myself" is reflexive because it refers back to the subject of the sentence.

The pronoun "himself" is intensive because it emphasizes the subject of the sentence.

The pronoun "my" is possessive because it shows ownership of something.

The pronoun "this" is demonstrative because it points out a specific person, place, or thing.

The pronoun "who" is interrogative because it is used to ask a question.

The pronoun "which" is relative because it introduces a clause that modifies a noun.

The pronoun "some" is indefinite because it refers to an unspecified amount or number.

The pronoun "each other" is reciprocal because it refers to two or more people or things that are doing something to each other.

The pronoun "either" is distributive because it refers to one of two people or things.

The pronoun "all" is universal because it refers to every member of a group.