"Don't use 'you' when you are impersonal.

'You' is very personal, and your use of it just now was not precisely what you meant." "I don't just see that." "Why, you said just now, to me, 'whiskey and beer--anything that will make you drunk'-- make me drunk, don't you see ?" "Well, it would, wouldn't it ?" "Yes, of course," she smiled.

"But it would be nicer not to bring me into it.

Substitute 'one' for 'you' and see how much better it sounds." When she returned with the grammar, she drew a chair near his--he wondered if he should have helped her with the chair--and sat down beside him.

She turned the pages of the grammar, and their heads were inclined toward each other.