p. 30 Point of View

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Instructions

The narrator is the person who is telling the story. A story can be told from different points of view, depending on who the narrator is. 
In first-person point of view, the narrator is a part of the story. This narrator uses words such as I, me, and we. 
In third-person point of view, the narrator is outside of the story. This narrator uses words such as he, she, and they.
Answer the questions about pages 113–114 of Dear Primo.

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Who is this story about?

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How does the author tell the story?

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So, who is the narrator of this story?

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p. 30 Point of View

p. 30 Point of View

Who is this story about?

How does the author tell the story?

So, who is the narrator of this story?

Do the cousins write in third-person or first-person? What words help you know this?

Who is this story about?

How does the author tell the story?

So, who is the narrator of this story?

Do the cousins write in third-person or first-person? What words help you know this?