Read the excerpt from “how i learned english.”

ron o’neill, jim, dennis, were talking it up
in the field, a blue sky above them
tipped with cirrus.

and there i was,
just off the plane and plopped in the middle
of williamsport, pa. and a neighborhood game,
unnatural and without any moves,
my notions of baseball and america
growing fuzzier each time i whiffed.

the first-person point of view in this excerpt readers understand

how awkward the speaker feels playing baseball.
how much all the boys enjoy playing baseball.
how the speaker feels about the other boys.
how the other boys feel about the speaker.

I would say "how awkward the speaker fells playing baseball."

Explanation:

Near the middle of the poem, it states "Just off the plane and plopped in the middle...Unnatural and without any moves, My notions of baseball and America growing fuzzier each time I whiffed." This describes a more awkward feeling, especially "Unnatural and without any moves. The process of elimination also plays a part here. We can cross out the last one, since it's first person, not from the other boys. We can cross out the third one, because he says who he's playing with, but not how he feels about them. And finally, you can cross out the second one, since there is nothing that says that they enjoy playing baseball. Hopes this helps.

I would say "how awkward the speaker fells playing baseball."

it is correct

Explanation:

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