Упр.54 Unit 3 ГДЗ English Михеева 10 класс
- 54. Read and learn the steps you should follow whenever you write a narration.
1. Remember or imagine an event to write a narrative. Decide if you want to write about yourself or others, if your story will be real or make-believe. Write the main idea of your story.
2. Make a list of possible topics. Start by describing the characters and setting of your story. Then plan the plot. A story should have a beginning, middle and end. In the beginning the scene is set and action starts. The middle contains most of the action. The end brings the story to a close.
3. Next, list all the things that happened in each part of your story, in other words, make a writing plan arranging your notes so they make sense. The best way to organise a narrative is in time order. This means you tell what happened first, then second and so on. Number your list of things that happened in the order they appeared.
4. Begin your story by writing a sentence that introduces the story. It can tell what the story is about, or it can introduce the characters and setting. Often it does both. It should also catch the reader’s interest.
5. The rest of the sentences will tell the story in the order it happened. Follow the order of your writing plan. Write your ideas in complete sentences. Separate the beginning, middle and end, beginning new paragraphs.
6. Add time words (first, then, next, after, that, finally, the next day, that night) where they will make your ideas clearer. Use a comma after time words when they come first in the sentence.
To write a narration, follow these steps:
- Remember or imagine an event to write about. Decide whether your story will be real or make-believe, and write the main idea.
- Make a list of possible topics. Describe the characters and the setting, then plan the plot. A story should have a beginning, a middle and an end.
- Make a writing plan and arrange the events in time order: first, then, next, after that, finally.
- Begin with a sentence that introduces the story and catches the reader’s interest.
- Write the rest of the story in the order it happened, using complete sentences and separate paragraphs for the beginning, middle and end.
- Add time words to make the story clearer. Use a comma after a time word when it comes first in the sentence.
