Which point of view does an autobiographer generally use?

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They tend to use first person and write it from their own point of view as the story is about themselves. hope this helps you

motikmotik4 years ago

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Answer:

First person point of view

Explanation:

Remember that an authobiography tells the life or important events in the life of the person writing it. That means the events are going to be narrated using the first person point of view, the narrator describes everything from his perspective, therefore he uses: "I", "we", "us", "my", "mine". As the author tells his life, the events listed are going to be very subjective, as his emotions are the ones being described.

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