Pronoun

'They' if the text is only about them; 'we' if you are included in the action.

Mister Micawber'They' if the text is only about them;

What kind of text would it be when people and me are similar?

TakaWhat kind of text would it be when people and me are similar?

People like me have Porsches.

You mean, "but I don't"?

TakaYou mean, "but I don't"?

I could, but you asked for similarity.

Similar in other respects but different in that you are not an owner of a Porsche yet. So it's "they" not "we".

Is that what you mean?

Taka So it's "they" not "we".

Where? In what sentence?

In this kind of text that you mentioned.

'They' if the text is only about them;

That is not an example sentence; that is an explanation. I am still waiting for an actual sentence in an actual context where this problem occurs.

Let me make things organized.

I asked first what the pronoun was for "doctors like me"? And you said if the text was only about them, it should be "they".

I was wondering what kind of situations it could be where "me" was excluded even though those people were like me, the same, or if not the same, a similar kind.

And when I asked about it, you gave me that example of P