Friday, 30 October 2020

Narrtive

Narratives are fictional stories as known as made up. 

The structure of a narrative is TOPES. Title, Orientation, Problem, and Solution. Orientation answers the questions when, who, what and why. Problem shows the main thing thats wrong in the story. The events shows the steps of solving the problem. The solution shows the final steps of solving the problem and their new normal life.

Third person is used in writting a narrative. Third person are words not saying 'I' or 'we'. Third person is sort of a different perspective of saying something to a friend or someone. 

Past tense are usually used in narratives. Past tense are words such as: walked, nodded. Some of the past tense words are a bit different like: taught, tried and carried.  

Understanding how to write a narrative can build up your writing skills to a next level or step of being a author.


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