Question

Which statement best explains the difference between a first- and third-person narrator? A first-person narrator uses pronouns like I or we, while a third-person narrator uses pronouns such as he, she, and they. A third-person narrator tells a story from a personal point of view, while a first-person narrator uses an outsider's point of view. A third-person narrator shares personal thoughts and feelings, while a first-person narrator shares the thoughts of others. A first-person narrator describes all of the characters' points of view, but a third-person narrator does not.

Answer 1

A first person narrator uses pronouns like I or we while a third person narrator uses pronouns such as he she and day

Answer 2

a. a first person narrator uses pronouns like I or we, while a third person narrator uses pronouns such as he, she, or they.