English, 19.03.2021 06:40, berniceallonce22

Which best describes the different points of view of these two passages? The first passage is written from a third-person point
A) of view, while the second passage is written in first-
person point of view.
The first passage is written from a first-person point
B) of view, while the second passage is written in third-
person point of view.
The first passage is written from a first-person point
C) of view, while the second passage is written in a
second-person point of view.
The first passage is written from a second-person
D) point of view, while the second passage is written
from a first-person point of view.

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