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English, 11.02.2021 19:40, alexmarto8467

Which sentence describes most first-person narrators? A. They imagine how a story happened since they weren't part of it.
B. They know what everyone in the story thinks and feels.
C. They describe what they experienced or observed.
D. They tell someone else's story, as it was told to them.

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