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Ivenika [448]
3 years ago
6

Your classmate Erica is struggling to understand how to tell what point of view in a story is. Choose the three examples below t

hat show a third person point of view.
She loved to ride up steep hills near her house.
The part she loved most was racing down!
The part I love most is racing down!
The part you love most is racing down!
You love to ride on your red, shiny bike.
I loved to ride up steep hills near my house.
My bike was red and shiny.
Jill's bike was red and shiny.
English
1 answer:
Sati [7]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

She loved to ride up steep hills near her house.

The part she loved most was racing down!

Jill's Bike was red and shiny.

Explanation:

<u>She</u> loved to ride up steep hills near her house.

The part <u>she</u> loved most was racing down!

<u>Jill's</u> Bike was red and shiny.

The underlined words make these sentences third person.

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