From which point of view is the story written? A. third person limited B. third person omniscient C. second person D. first person

Answer:

First, Second, and Third Person Pronouns

Person                 Subjective Case       Objective Case

First Person Singular-      I                                me

Second Person Singular-   you                        you

Third Person Singular- he/she/it                   him/her/it

First Person Plural-            we                          us

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The stories are generally written from the third person point of view. Thus option third person omniscient that is option (B) is correct.

Story refers to the tale which is friction format comes from the imagination of the writer or the author. He shares his creativity and life experiences in the story. It also includes moral and theme that is the central idea of the story, used to attract and interact with the readers.

Third person view of author that is also known as Third-person perspective. In third-person narration, the narrator lives outside the story's events and describes the characters' activities by using their names or the third-person pronouns he, she, or they.

Therefore, it can be concluded that option (B) is correct.

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