Writing stories Introduction and tips: ANSWER THE QUESTION PLAN your story. REVISE your story to correct mistakes. Give your story a TITLE. Make sure you have at least 4 paragraphs. Paragraph 1 – background information. Paragraphs 2 and 3 the main part of the story. Paragraph 4 – EITHER the climax OR key moment of the story OR what happened after the climax. Don’t change the words you are given at all. (If there are words given) Read the words you are given carefully. Sometimes
Premium Sentence Past tense Question
Topic Sample Sentence The loss of a friend Two memories stand out in my mind when I think about Jane: the day I first met her‚ and the day her mother called me in tears to tell me about my best friend’s death. The relationship or a Bobby and I have always been two of a kind: clever‚ specific memory one has of precocious‚ and never able to know when to quit joking a friend around. One’s bravest or most frightening moment Compared to that moment on that day‚ all the nervewracking booster shots
Premium Family Mother Father
Room Full of Angles The short-story “Room Full of Angles” is written in the 90’s by the author Mike Benson. He throws us directly into the story “as my stomach reached my throat…” (P.60‚ l.1-2) Often you get an introduction to the story you are reading‚ because it is a good way to attract the listeners’ attention. The beginning in Mike Benson’s story is called “In media-res”. Especially it’s important to know that the story is written by a first person-narrator; this means that we have to be
Premium Fiction Short story Consciousness
Unit 1. Be 동사의 쓰임과 형태 변화 Be 동사의 쓰임 1. My brother is a basketball player. 2. His name is Max. 3. The book is interesting. 4. She is honest. 5. He is at the library. 6. The keys are on the table. 인칭의 개념 1. I’m fourteen years old. 2. You’re a middle school student. 3. Ronaldo is a soccer star. 4. My dog is very small. 5. Basketball players are big. 6. These boots are ugly‚ but they’re comfortable. Be 동사 축약 1. She’s a lawyer.
Premium Japanese war crimes
Associate Level Material Appendix H Topic Sentence and Informal Outline Worksheet Using the Center for Writing Excellence and MyFoundationsLab resources‚ provide the topic sentence and informal outline for your Personal Ethics Statement. Topic sentence: As an ethically dedicated student of fortitude‚ I will face my most difficult task with ethical values in place such as honesty in academics‚ responsibility to do what is right‚ while also maintaining my dedication to school and my grades
Premium Ethics Virtue
in order to illustrate or demonstrate a point. The topic sentence should establish a contention which the author will set out to prove in the paragraph. example: Kahild’s family went on a fishing trip to Musandam. So what? What is the appeal? Fishing at Musandam proved to be an enjoyable outing For Khalid and his family. • This sentence sets out something to be proven in the paragraph and is more appealing
Premium Time Paragraph Family
was older at the time of Debbie’s death my perception about medicine changed and I became motivated to find out why medicine costs so much and why some procedures cost more than others? So I studied hard‚ became Valedictorian of my class‚ earning a full scholarship to Vanderbilt University and now I’m ready to become a member of the Vanderbilt hospital community. It would be a great honor to secure one of the three Medical Administrative Assistants positions. The Perfect Fit. Megan you are
Premium Physician Parent Adolescence
1) mammal (n) 哺乳動物 2) native (adj) 出生地的/ 土生土長的 3) native to = originally come from 來自…的 The horse is not native to America 4) since prehistoric days 自有歷史記載以前的日子 5) since… I love you since you since you were thirteen. 6) Tame (v) 制服﹐控制‚ 馴服 After a few months’ contact‚ the monkeys are tamed. 7) Neighbor (n) 鄰居 Some of the neighbours have complained about the noise from our party. 8) Neighborhood (n) 鄰近地區；社區，街坊，四鄰 You ’ re going to wake up the whole neighbourhood with that noise. 9) Know enough about
Premium Neighbourhood Live CD
Stages in Preparing an Effective Outline for a Presentation Giving a presentation can be a daunting task‚ especially for those not inclined toward public speaking. Still‚ even people with poor speaking skills have the potential to give an effective presentation‚ no matter how large the audience. The key to delivering a compelling presentation is to prepare an effective outline. You will need to follow several guidelines to construct an organized and effective outline. Rhetorical Purpose • Identify
Premium Rhetoric Anecdote
Organizing Your Speech (all info from Metcalf‚ 2001) FIRST…We’ll talk about: a) How to write good outline b) How to structure body of your speech SECOND…We’ll talk about what makes good Introduction… THIRD…We’ll talk about what makes good Conclusion… FOURTH…We’ll talk some ideas for constructing your Speaking Notes. OUTLINING & BODY Writing an Outline important for several reasons: (1) It saves time (2) It makes sure your ideas presented in logical order (3)
Premium Surfing