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A person's diction can vary in terms of A. its omniscience B. its point of view C. its person (first or third) D. its formality

A person's diction can vary in terms of A. its omniscience B. its point of view C. its person (first or third) D. its formality
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A person's diction can vary in terms of

A. its omniscience
B. its point of view
C. its person (first or third)
D. its formality

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is it the answer b point of view
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