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Most stories are told from either a first - person or third - person point of view . In a narrative with a firstperson point of view , one of the characters tells the story in his or her own words , using the first - person pronoun ) .
Most stories are told from either a first - person or third - person point of view . In a narrative with a firstperson point of view , one of the characters tells the story in his or her own words , using the first - person pronoun ) .
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Most stories are told from either a first - person or third - person point of view . In a narrative with a firstperson point of view , one of the characters tells the story in his or her own words , using the first - person pronoun I.
Most stories are told from either a first - person or third - person point of view . In a narrative with a firstperson point of view , one of the characters tells the story in his or her own words , using the first - person pronoun I.
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SUMMARY OF GRAMMAR Nouns A noun names a person , place , or thing . A common noun names any one of a class of people , places , or things . A proper noun names a specific person , place , or thing . Common nouns Proper nouns essayist ...
SUMMARY OF GRAMMAR Nouns A noun names a person , place , or thing . A common noun names any one of a class of people , places , or things . A proper noun names a specific person , place , or thing . Common nouns Proper nouns essayist ...
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