- STRUCTURE:
- introduction: give details about the setting (when, where, who was there...)
- what happened: keep in mind that the readers don't know anything about the story and you should their guide. Don't leave anything for granted.
- ending the story or a kind of conclusion
- GRAMMAR CHARACTERISTICS:
- use past tenses principally (simple, continuous, perfect, perfect continuous) in active and passive if possible
- you may use direct and indirect speech (remember introductory verbs followed by -ing or infinitive: suggest, warn, remind, etc.)
- VOCABULARY:
- variety of sequence connectors: first / then / after ... / later / when / before / finally / in the end
- other connectors: so / as / although / because / not only ... but ... / so - such ... that / however, / in order to / so as to / ...., though / if / as soos as / unless
- this links could help you: click here
- use of adjectives and adverbs
For having models (literary samples) go to this page: click here
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