How do you identify third person objective?

Answer 1

The 'third person' is not the speaker or the person who is spoken to, it is a third person. Examples:

The 'first person' is the speaker: I came from Texas. Texas is home to me.

The 'second person' is the person or persons being spoken to: You can come at six. The order will be ready for you.

The 'third person' is someone other than the speaker or the listener: Bob made the sign. Frank and Franbrought the balloons. They want to surprise Rose. The party is for her.

The 'objective' is a word that is the object of a sentence or phrase. The 'subjective' is a word that is the subject of a sentence. Examples of the third person objective:

They want to surprise Rose. The party is for her.

The words 'Rose' and 'her' are a third person, not part of the conversation, and the objects of the sentences.

Answer 2

Thrird person is sometimes hard to understand or notice that they are talking in thrird person. Third person is talking about your self but your the one saying it. it would be like i would say that i am a small girl who really likes Big Time Rush the band to another person. That would seem really weird but it is just talking about your self but your the one saying it.

Answer 3

In third person objective point of view, the narrator does not reveal any characters' thoughts or feelings and instead only describes their actions and dialogue. It creates a sense of detachment and focuses on external observation rather than internal experiences. You can identify it by looking for pronouns such as "he," "she," or character names in the narrative without any insight into their emotions or thoughts.

Answer 4

Narrator relates to the characters thoughts and feelings of every one in the story.