C looks to be right, normally when ¨and¨ theres no comma, but when there are two sentences theres normally a comma. plus when saying a title theres normally a :
The narrator<span> does not participate in the story but only </span>observes. ... First-person point<span> of </span>view<span> allows readers to </span>see<span> and hear what the </span>narrator<span> sees and hears ... Readers often question his </span>statements <span>because he is also inexperienced. .... </span>Third-person limited point<span> of </span>view<span>, or </span>third-person limited omniscient<span> as it is sometimes.</span>
Answer:
if you are saying about pronouncation
Then, when we say these words without using tongue then it will be pronounced same ; )
By copying them for everything they do
After reading through your question, I have come to the conclusion that the answer might be paragraph 3. I’m not totally sure though.
