Can you writeacher tell me if the following statements are correct. I know they are not dictionary definition but I would like to know if they are possible in English. Thank you for your cooperation.

1) A third-person narrator tells the story in third person/using the third person/using third - person pronouns.
2) A first-person narrator tells the story using "I"/using the I-mode/the first person.
3) An omniscient narrator knows everything (and not all) about the character.
4) An unobtrusive omniscient narrator limits himself/herself to reporting what the characters say or do without interfering in the story.
5) He forces the reader to make his own interpretations/to interpret the story by himself (?)
6) The narrator's point of view may differ significantly from the narrator's one.
7) The town smells of steaks and beer (is of correct?)

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1) An outside narrator tells the story in third person.

2) A first-person narrator tells the story using "I" and its forms.

3) An omniscient narrator knows everything about the characters and the events of the story.

4) An unobtrusive omniscient narrator limits himself to reporting what the characters say or do without injecting his opinions.

5) He forces the readers to make their own interpretations.

6) The narrator's point of view may differ significantly from that of the main character.

7) The town smells of steaks and beer. (Yes, "of" is correct here.)

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1) The statement is correct. A third-person narrator tells the story by using third-person pronouns such as he, she, and they. You can determine this by observing the language used in the text, specifically the pronouns used to refer to the characters.

2) The statement is correct. A first-person narrator tells the story from their own perspective, using pronouns like "I" and "me" to refer to themselves. Again, you can identify this by the use of first-person pronouns throughout the text.

3) The statement is incorrect. An omniscient narrator does indeed know everything about the characters, not just some things. This means that they have access to the thoughts, feelings, and actions of all the characters in the story.

4) The statement is correct. An unobtrusive omniscient narrator serves as an objective observer and avoids interfering or imposing their own opinions on the story. They simply report what the characters say or do without adding personal commentary.

5) The statement is correct. A narrator may choose to present the story in a way that requires the reader to interpret it and draw their own conclusions. This allows for a more engaging and thought-provoking reading experience.

6) The statement is incorrect. It seems there may be a confusion in this statement. The narrator's point of view refers to the perspective from which the story is told, whereas the narrator's "one" is unclear. It is more accurate to say that the narrator's point of view can be different from that of the characters and can affect how the story is presented.

7) The statement is correct. When describing a characteristic or quality of a noun, we use the preposition "of" in English. In this case, "The town smells of steaks and beer" indicates that the town has the smell or aroma of steaks and beer. This usage is grammatically correct.