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四川省阆中中学2018-2019学年高二下学期英语期中考试试卷
How to Write a Story
Writing a detailed story takes patience and practice. , though, you can handle the challenge.
Keep the outline short
Avoid complete sentences. . Long outlines with complete sentences end up being unnecessarily wordy. Sometimes they look like full paragraphs rather than brief outlines. Spending too much time and putting too much detail into your outline is effort you could be putting into writing the story itself.
Choose a point of view
Once you've written your outline and thought about the story you want to tell, decide at what point the reader enters the story. For you, and especially for the reader, the experience is a more intriguing one if the reader begins the story in the middle of the action. . It will get your reader's attention immediately. He wants to continue reading surely. A boring opening means a bored reader who has no interest in moving on.
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Avoid giving everything away about the character in the first few paragraphs. Instead, consider different ways you can reveal different facets of the characters to your readers without stating them in an obvious way. . If you take on too many, you'll find you won't be able to develop each of them fully in only a few pages.
A. Develop the characters
B. Instead, use short phrases or terms
C. Begin your story in an interesting way
D. If you're motivated and truly love to write
E. Before you write anything, you need an idea for a great story
F. Limit the number of main characters you include in your story
G. Once you've written your outline about the story that you want to tell
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