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- This sentence is an example of which type of narrative point of view? I did not know what the future held of marvel or surprise for me. O A. First person B. Second person O C. Fourth person O D. Third personPlease explain the right as well as the wrong answerThere is a cure for drug or alcohol addiction? A. True B. False
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