English, 07.01.2021 21:30 helvonka

The “middle one “ 1). Third person omniscient

2). First person

3). Third person limited

4).second person

5). Third person objective

The “middle one “

1). Third person omniscient
2). First person
3). Third person limited
4).sec

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The “middle one “ 1). Third person omniscient

2). First person

3). Third...