“I” typically identifies the current speaker; “you” depends on the addressee; “he” often needs prior context.
Treat this as the author’s explanatory ordering, not an absolute universal hierarchy.
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Interpreting That Ordering
Conclusion: Definite and Indefinite Nouns
“I” typically identifies the current speaker; “you” depends on the addressee; “he” often needs prior context.
Treat this as the author’s explanatory ordering, not an absolute universal hierarchy.