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How is voice different from point of view
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How is voice different from point of view

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A point of view is a perspective of the writing, whether it's first or third person. A voice is like a tone, which is the writer's outlook on the subject and the way they express their opinions.
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point of view is the perpective used to narrates story while voice is the specific language an author uses to tell a story.

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