Read the excerpt below and answer the question.

Steve: Mark, you had the audacity to laugh at me in class because I couldn't answer Mrs. Jane's question. (He grinned angrily, pushing Mark backwards).

Jason: Hey Steve, he wasn't the only that laughed at you. Why are you picking quarrel with him alone. (Trying to stand in between Mark and Steve).

Mark: So, Steve what are you going to do about that? (Looking boldly at him).

Steve: I will slap your face (As Steve raised his hand to slap Mark, Jason with the speed of light held it).

Jason: Don't even try it. (Immediately, Jason landed Steve a slap on his face).

Steve: (Running away) I will come back for the both of you.

<h3>What is script writing?</h3>

Script writing is known to be a process of writing stories in a screenplay. It is usually written showcasing all the movements, expressions, actions and the dialogue.

The process of scriptwriting is different from the way that novel, essays or even poems are written. Scripts are used when acting movies, films, television production, etc.

We see that the above is the script written to show an imagined scene between two or three characters. The scene shows the universal theme, "friends help and defend each other".

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2 years ago

The tone of a piece of writing indicates _____. the atmosphere the mood the author’s attitude toward the subject the author’s at

Helen [10]

The authors attitude towards the subject

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3 years ago

What pronouns help us identify the third person point of view?

andriy [413]

Answer:

he, she, they

Explanation:

In first person, it's yourself. Remember to put yourself first, so you would describe yourself as "I, me, my, etc."

However, you can't ignore "you." "You" speaks directly to someone, so it would either be first or second person. Refer below:

First Person - Put Yourself First (I, me, my, you, us, we . . .)

Second Person - A Conversation Between Two (you, me, us, we, yours . . .)

*This is not used as much, though it is more of the narrator speaking to the audience directly.

Third Person - The Person Who's the Third Wheeler on the Outside (they, them, he, she, her, his, its . . .)

Third person is when the narrator tells the story. In this case, the narrator has nothing to do with the story. They're only taking you through it.

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3 years ago