Second-person point-of-view (copy)

IB English A: Language & Literature: Second-person point-of-view (copy)

The second-person point-of-view makes use of the pronoun "you". It targets the reader directly, by referring to "you". You can find the second-person point-of-view in recipes, textbooks, advertisements or campaigns like this famous one. "Uncle Sam" was used to recruit soldiers for the War of 1812 in the United States of America.

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