D. third person voice and present tense verbs.
You use 3rd person because it is more formal. The teacher always says "don't use I!"
You use present tense to talk about the book because even though you as the writer already read the book, the person who is reading your analysis may not have read the book, so use present tense. For example, you should write, "The book states on page" instead of "The book stated on page"
<h2>Video Games can affect children and teenagers by staying inside</h2><h2>Unhealthy/unheiginic </h2><h2>Affect health</h2><h2>Too much screen time</h2><h2>Not socialising as much</h2><h2>No face to face conversations.</h2>
The answer is d i took the test
To figure out point of view (POV), look for the PRONOUNS.
First person: told FROM the narrator's/author's point of view: uses the pronoun "I"
Second person: told directly TO the reader: uses the pronouns "you/yours" (for what it's worth, this POV is rare.)
Third person: told as an observation ABOUT the characters: uses the pronouns "he/she/it/they/his/hers/its/theirs"
