you

The second-person pronoun in Modern English, used to refer to the person or people being addressed, functioning as both subject and object, singular and plural.

• 🇨🇳第二人称代词，用于指代说话的对象，可指单数或复数，在句中作主语或宾语。

1. Second-person subject pronoun (singular or plural) A1 formal

   Used as the subject of a verb when addressing one or more people directly, regardless of formality or number in Modern English.

   • You are very kind.
   • Are you coming to the party?
   • You never know what might happen.
   • If you need help, just ask.
   • You and your friends are welcome here.

   🇨🇳第二人称代词（主语，单复数同形）

2. Second-person object pronoun (singular or plural) A1 formal

   Used as the object of a verb or preposition when referring to the person or people being addressed.

   • I'll call you tomorrow.
   • She gave you the book.
   • This gift is for you.
   • They're waiting for you at the entrance.
   • We missed you so much!

   🇨🇳第二人称宾格代词（单复数）

3. Generic or indefinite 'you' B1 informal

   Used to refer to people in general or an unspecified person, rather than a specific addressee; similar in meaning to 'one' or 'people'.

   • You can't judge a book by its cover.
   • In France, you drink wine with meals.
   • You never know what the future holds.
   • When you travel alone, you learn a lot about yourself.
   • You should always wear a seatbelt.

   🇨🇳泛指或不定指的“你”

• you object
• your possessive adjective
• yours possessive pronoun
• yourself reflexive
• yourselves reflexive