Author's POV

Author's POV refers to the perspective or viewpoint from which the author presents their ideas, opinions, or narrative in a text.

Evidence is the information or details that support a claim or argument made by the author.

The suffix '-ment' indicates the result of an action, such as in the word 'accomplishment'.

The suffix '-or' means a person who performs a specific action, such as in the word 'governor'.

The prefix 'in-' means not or the opposite of, as in the word 'injustice'.

A supervisor is someone who watches over people and is in charge of their work.

The main purpose is to convey the author's perspective and influence how readers interpret the text.

An author's POV can shape the narrative, influence character development, and affect the reader's emotional response.

A claim is a statement or assertion that something is true, which the author supports with evidence.

A fact is a statement that can be proven true or false, while an opinion is a personal belief or judgment.