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Why might a writer choose to write in third person limited? a) the writer wants the writing to sound like the way a person thinks b) the writer wants the writing to prioritize language and sound c) the
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Why might a writer choose to write in third person limited?

a) the writer wants the writing to sound like the way a person thinks
b) the writer wants the writing to prioritize language and sound
c) the writer wants to describe events that occur in different locations
d) the writer wants to write from one character's perspective only

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Answer: I think D

Explanation: sorry I’m im wrong, have a great day!! :D

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