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1 Point Of View By: Brittany Morgan

2 Point of view definitions The way a narrator tells a story The way a narrator tells a story Narrator Is the person who tells the story Narrator Is the person who tells the story First – person point of view – when a character tells a story using the pronoun I or we First – person point of view – when a character tells a story using the pronoun I or we Third – person point of view – when the narrator tells the story using the pronouns they, he, or she. Third – person point of view – when the narrator tells the story using the pronouns they, he, or she.

3 Point of view definitions Third – person omniscient point of view – when the narrator knows everything about the story, including the thoughts, feelings, and actions of all the characters. Third – person omniscient point of view – when the narrator knows everything about the story, including the thoughts, feelings, and actions of all the characters. Third – person limited point of view – when the narrator tells the story through the thoughts and feelings of only one character Third – person limited point of view – when the narrator tells the story through the thoughts and feelings of only one character Second – person point of view – uses the pronoun you Second – person point of view – uses the pronoun you

4 Examples –I–I–I–I finally feel alright today yesterday was a tough, tough day They say to take each day one at a time- to me, there is no other way. If you find yourself like I did, feeling blue and really down, look to the sky and take a few minutes maybe some good feeling will come around. this poem is written from which point of view! A. First person B. Second person C. Third – person limited D. Third – person omniscient

5 Which word is BEST clue about the point of view of the poem! A. yesterday B. yourself C. I D. you

6 Thinking It Through Thinking It Through Greg knocked at the door softly. When it opened, an angry face looked back at him. Greg was frightened, so he muttered an apology and started to leave. Oh, your selling candy for school, the man said. Then he smiled and added, sorry to be rude. I thought you were someone else. I’d love to buy some! From which point of view is the paragraph written! Tell how you know. ___________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

7 Some people have hearts of gold but her heart leaves something to be desired. No friend or diamond in the rough, thoughtful is not in her vocabulary. Some people have hearts of gold but her heart leaves something to be desired. No friend or diamond in the rough, thoughtful is not in her vocabulary. My cat sits on her almighty throne looking down on all of us. Just stay away and leave her be-Let that chip on her shoulder melt away. My cat sits on her almighty throne looking down on all of us. Just stay away and leave her be-Let that chip on her shoulder melt away. the first paragraph is written in which point of view! the first paragraph is written in which point of view! A. first person A. first person B. second person B. second person C. third-person limited C. third-person limited D. third person D. third person

8 The second paragraph is written in which point of view! The second paragraph is written in which point of view! A. third-person limited A. third-person limited B. third person B. third person C. first person C. first person D. third-person omniscient D. third-person omniscient

9 THANK YOU FOR WACHTING

10 CREDITS CREDITS WRITTEN BY:BITTANY MORGAN WRITTEN BY:BITTANY MORGAN MADE BY:BRITTANY MORGAN MADE BY:BRITTANY MORGAN EDITED BY:BRITTANY MORGAN EDITED BY:BRITTANY MORGAN PRODUCED BY:BRITTANY MORGAN PRODUCED BY:BRITTANY MORGAN ART CHOCEN BY:BRITTANY MORGAN ART CHOCEN BY:BRITTANY MORGAN


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