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First vs. Third Person Narration | Worksheet - Free Printable

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Final Answer:
Part 1:
a. FIRST PERSON
b. THIRD PERSON
c. FIRST PERSON
d. THIRD PERSON
e. FIRST PERSON

Part 2:
a. NONFICTION
b. FICTION
c. BOTH
d. FICTION
e. NONFICTION

Part 3:
Example: “I felt scared when I saw the big dog.” (First Person)
Example: “She felt scared when she saw the big dog.” (Third Person)

Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of 1st and 3rd person worksheet.

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