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Imposters: A Study Of Pronominal Agreement (Mit Press),New Aoyama And Properly Identifying What WeA Study Of Pronominal Agreement With Imposters, Third Person Dps (This Reporter, Yourstruly, Mylord, Madam) That Denote The Speaker Or Addressee. Normally, A Speaker Uses A First Person Singular Pronoun (In English, I, Me, Mine, Myself) To Refer To Himself Or Herself. To Refer To A Single Addressee, A Speaker Uses Second Person Pronouns (You, Yours, Yourself). But Sometimes Third Person Nonpronominal Dps Are Used To Refer To The Speakerfor Example,