Activity 6: Point of View Point of view (POV) refers to who is telling the story
Sometimes a writer tells a story with an ! This style of writing is called
first-person point of view. A story with this point of view tends to make the
reader believe in the truth or reality of the events and the persons although the
reader knows that the first person narrator is a fictional invention
Another point of view is the omniscient which is the point of view of the
author who knows everything that is happening and what every character is
thinking about. The author expresses this point of view in the third person​

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