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second-person
a. 1 Of a verb, in the second person. 2 Of a narrative, using verbs in the second person.
Usage examples of "second-person".
This process appears in the natural sciences when a researcher seeks mediation from a more experienced tutor in attempting to improve his or her skill as a scientist, but such second-person mediation generally disappears by the time the young scientist publishes an article in a scientific journal.
If you use them, readers won't think you're showing off as they would if you were to write in some bizarre narrative voice, like second-person imperative mood or third-person plural future tense.