: Writing a fiction in first and third person. is that acceptable? I am writing a fiction. I start in first person(I) and then because I had to describe emotions of other characters simultaneously

I am writing a fiction. I start in first person(I) and then because I had to describe emotions of other characters simultaneously I switched to third person, (referring as she, they or the name of character). The story keeps switching in first and third person so that the reader can get the personal view of different character. Is it acceptable?

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: Writing a fiction in first and third person. is that acceptable? I am writing a fiction. I start in first person(I) and then because I had to describe emotions of other characters simultaneously

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: Quoting an expletive in a high school essay? I'm in 11th grade in a New Zealand high school, and for my end of year exam I'm planning on using a quote from the book I have chosen which

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