Answer:
i feel as if the novel call of the wild is told in third person point of veiw
Explanation:
because it is told by one of the characters and it tells what he thinks throughout the book
Answer:
Our time-traveling guide in this book is a sixth-grader named Miranda. She speaks in the first person and often addresses an unnamed person ("you") in the narrative, who we later figure out is Marcus (the Laughing Man). Since she's the main character narrating her own story, we say that she's a "central" narrator.
C. It shows her dissatisfaction with her situation
The Lady of Shalott is cursed to have to watch the outside world through a mirror, only seeing the shadows of the people walking by outside. When she says 'I am half sick of shadows' she is referring to the fact that she is unhappy with her situation of only seeing their shadows, not actually seeing people.
Answer:
vote
Explanation:
The tense of the sentence is present simple, as the action is happening on the regular basis.<u> This means the verb stays the same in all forms, except in the third person singular</u>. When the subject is the third singular person, we add ‘s’ or ‘es’ to the root of the verb. Here, it presents the option “votes”
<u>However, in the sentence, the subject “voters” is in the plural third person. This means we don’t add anything to the verb and that it stays only in its root form – “vote”.</u>
