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English, 24.09.2019 21:10 gabistock21

What can be included in types of third-person point of view?
a.)ordinary and obtrusive
b.)incessant and incremental
c.)obstructive and intrusive
d.)omniscient and objective
i just finished the test and the answer was d.

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