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This insightful guide explores the art of storytelling, covering essential elements such as character development, plot structure, and narrative techniques. Whether you're a novice or seasoned writer, you'll find valuable tips and inspiration to enhance your storytelling skills and captivate your audience. Discover how to weave compelling tales that resonate with readers and bring your ideas to life on the page. Unleash your creativity and embark on a literary journey with this comprehensive resource.
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Nouns • Name people, places, things, and ideas • Ex. • Sam • Susan • Desk • Computer • School • Texas • Wal-Mart • Love • Hate
Verbs • Show action or a state of being. • Ex. • Suggest • Thought • Tracking • am, is, are, was, were, be, been, being (be verbs) • Sing • Dance • Jump
Pronouns • Replace nouns. • Ex. • He • She • It • They • We • Us
Adjectives • Modify (describe) nouns and pronouns. • Ex. • Blue • Cold • Distant • Earliest • Extensive • Short
Adverbs • Modify verbs; adjectives, and other adverbs. • Ex. • Earlier • Finally • First • Loosely • Never • Occasionally • Once • Rapidly
Prepositions • Relate a noun or pronoun to some other part of the sentence. • Ex. • Of • Around • About • In • On • Into • Across
Conjunctions • Connect words or groups of words. • Ex. • And • But • Or • Either • However
Interjections • Single words or phrases that exclaim or show emotion. • Ex. • Dear me! • Whew! • Yikes!
Subject • thatwhichformsabasicmatter of thought,discussion,investigation, etc. • thetheme of a sermon,book,story,etc. • Ex. • The subject of the following sentence is desk. • The desk turned upside down
Genre • aclassorcategory of artisticendeavor having a particular form, content, technique, or the like. • Ex. • Epic Poetry • None-Fiction • Fiction