If the problem causing the discomfort is not excessive air in the stomach, then belching does not provide relief from the discomfort. When belching does not ease the discomfort, the belching should be taken as a sign that something may be wrong within the abdomen and the cause of the discomfort should be sought.urping infants during bottle or breastfeeding is important in order to expel air in the stomach that has been swallowed with the formula or milk. Excessive air in the stomach is not the only cause of belching. For some people, belching becomes a habit and does not reflect the amount of air in their stomachs.
1 Point of View: The perspective (visual, interpretive, bias, etc) a text takes when presenting its plot and narrative. 2  For instance, an author might write a narrative from a specific characterâs point of view, which means that that character is our narrative and readers experience events through his or her eyes.
Point of view is the place from which a writer listens in and watches. Choosing one place over another determines what can and can't be seen, what minds can and can't be entered. . . . The main choice of course is between the third and first person, between a disembodied voice and 'I' (in nonfiction synonymous with the author).