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Point-of-view (POV)

The point of view in a work of

literature is determined by the
narrator, that is, the person telling
the story.
Point-of-view (POV)
- It refers to the narrator’s point of
view/viewpoint/perspective/opinion
-focus on the narration to determine
the POV
-words in dialogue do not count.
There are three main types of point
of view:

1. First-Person Point of View

2.Second-Person Point of View 3.
Third-Person Point of View
 1. First Person point of view involves the use of
personal pronouns I, me, we , us, our and my.

The narrator is a character in the story

Example:
1. I felt like heaven when I ate the ice cream.
2. I got up when I heard my mom calling me.
1. First Person point of view

I can’t believe what is happening to me. I know

that I’ll never convince Mr. Johnson and the cop
that I had nothing to do with this. Man! I didn’t
do it. Why won’t anyone believe me? I’ve been in
trouble before, but I’ve never done anything like
this! I’ve got to convince them, or I might as well
kiss my life good-bye.
2.Second Person point of view employs the
pronoun “you” and “your”.
The narrator is not part of the story. He
puts the reader directly in action. This POV
directly addressing the reader with the pronoun
“you.”.
Example:
1. You should get up.
2. You should call your mother.
3. Third Person point of view uses pronouns
like “he”, “she” , “It”, “they” or a name of a
character.
The narrator is not part of the story. The
narrator is an observer who tells the story from
the outside.
Example:
Jonathan forgot to do his homework.
Percy Jackson is on the most dangerous quest of
his life.
3. Third Person point of view uses pronouns
like “he”, “she” , “It”, “they” or a name of a
character.

Example:
He used all his money to buy
Remember:
A good strategy to follow is to identify the
personal pronouns used in the text.
Personal pronouns, such as the first,
second, or third person often
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determines the point of view used in a
narration.
So, if the
pronouns used in a narration
are in the third person, the point
of
view in that same text is also in
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the third person.”

Directions: Read the situation and
identify whether it is written using
the
First, Second, or Third-Person
Point of View. Write your answers
in your notebook.
1. Juan and the other villagers
harvested some crops to save them
from the approaching typhoon. 3rd
person POV
2. My brother Logan and I studied
at the University of the Philippines.
1st person POV
 3.Susan searched for Aslan in the
jungle. Finally, after several days,
she found him drinking water at the
Binahaan River. 3rd Person POV
4. You have a problem. You want to buy
a new laptop for your online
classes, but you need the money to buy
a sack of rice. 2nd Person POV
5.The three farmers returned to their
village after the flood. 3rd Person POV

6. I will go to the talipapa or flea

market to buy some root crops like
kamoteng kahoy (cassava) and camote
(sweet potato).1st Person POV.
7. Ben gave us a special delicacy called
binagol from Dagami, Leyte. 1st
Person POV
8. You are riding a jeepney when it
suddenly stopped.
You lose your balance and end up
bumping your head on the driver’s
shoulder. 2nd Person POV
9. We used to ride a carabao in going to
school when we were children. 1st
Person POV

10. Follow your dream while you are

young. 2nd Person POV
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