a personal pronoun used for contextual reference to a person in their role as addressee. The term is conventionally used also to refer to a group of persons, one of whom is the addressee, as long as the group does not also include the speaker; if the speaker is included, then the pronoun is a first person pronoun. Example: you is a second person pronoun, referring to the addressee, or a group including the addressee but not the speaker. (Section 3.1.1)