Third-person narrators often use the pronouns "i" and "we". true or false. user: observer first-person narrators are usually key components of the story who take very active roles. true or false.

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Valerie Daniels

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21 January, 22:22

Third-person narrators often use the pronouns "i" and "we". true or false. user: observer first-person narrators are usually key components of the story who take very active roles. true or false.

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Barton · Answer 1

1. It is false that third-person narrators often use the pronouns "I" and "we." That would be a first-person narrator. A third person narrator uses pronouns such as he/she. they ...

2. I am going to assume the answer is false, because if the narrator is an observer, that means that he only observes, doesn't take very active roles.