Question

How do you write a third person omscient point of view​

Answer 1

Answer:

A third person omniscient is where the narrator narrates the story using words such as the ones I have listed below:  

he, she, they

The narrator knows the whole story - the beginning, middle, and end, even though all parts are not always written.  You get a sense of the story through the narrators feels and emotions.  The narrator can give opinions of the characters, even if the characters themselves do not speak.  

Explanation:

Just remember it is an "all knowing" perspective on the story.  He knows what is going on in all of the character's minds throughout the story.