Narrative paragraph structure — purpose?
Organizes story into introduction, body, conclusion.
Introduction paragraph — key element?
Sets scene, introduces setting and characters.
Body paragraph — focus?
Describes main events, actions, and feelings.
Conclusion paragraph — role?
Wraps up story, reveals ending, expresses final feelings.
Narrative tenses — used for?
Describe when events happen in the story.
Past simple — function?
Describes completed actions at specific times.
Past continuous — role?
Shows ongoing past actions or simultaneous events.
Present perfect — purpose?
Links past actions to the present, shows experience.
Sequencing words — purpose?
Order events logically and clearly.
Linkers — function?
Connect ideas and show relationships between events.
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1. What are the key features that define the introduction paragraph in narrative writing?
2. What does 'narrative paragraph structure' refer to?
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