What does figurative language do in a text? A Create conflict B changes the usual meaning of words C Uses the typical dictionary definition of words D Defines the shape of an object or being

B

Explanation:

Figurative language comes up in things like idioms. If you say that something is a hard pill to swallow, you aren't talking about someone actually having a difficult time swallowing an actual pill. You might be talking about them hearing some news which is difficult for them to hear, or coming to grips with a flaw they struggle to admit to. Figurative language changes the typical definition of words to add emphasis, or just make it sound more interesting.

here, maybe this will be more -

singular:

first person- i, me, my, mine

second person- you, your, yours

third person- he, she, him, it, his, her, hers

plural:

first person- we, us , our, ours

second person- you, your, yours

third person- they, them, their, theirs.

but the answrer is a. first person.