Point of View Worksheet 4
Testing as David
Question 21 Right of 1
"Ding!" Katie looke...
English, 20.03.2020 05:24, myiacoykendall
Point of View Worksheet 4
Testing as David
Question 21 Right of 1
"Ding!" Katie looked at her phone. It was a text message from Jeff. "Ugh! Not now," she said to herself. She was mad
at Jeff for a comment that he had made the last time that they spoke. Meanwhile, while Katie was ignoring Jeff, he
was at home trying to figure out why Katie was mad at him. "Did I say something that might have made her angry?"
he thought to himself. "No, I have been a perfect gentleman," he concluded.
First-Person
Second-person
Third-Person Objective
Third-Person Limited
Third-Person Omniscient
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