Which kind of pronoun is the underlined word?

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I see only two pronouns here: "you" and "I" - they are both personal pronouns, so the correct answer, whichever of them is underlined, must be "personal".

Some more information that might help:" a reflexive pronoun usually ends with -self, for example: oneself.

A demonstrative pronoun is for example "this"

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