Questions: Which pronoun used in the article "Future Potential Source #1: Solar" briefly changes the point of view from third person to first person?

Which pronoun used in the article "Future Potential Source #1: Solar" briefly changes the point of view from third person to first person?
Transcript text: Which pronoun used in the article "Future Potential Source #1: Solar" briefly changes the point of view from third person to first person?
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The answer is D: Us.

Explanation for each option: A. It - This pronoun is third person and does not change the point of view to first person. B. His - This pronoun is also third person and does not change the point of view to first person. C. Your - This pronoun changes the point of view to second person, not first person. D. Us - This pronoun changes the point of view to first person plural, which briefly shifts the perspective from third person to first person.

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