The document provides tips for writing a story in four paragraphs, including setting the scene in the first paragraph, describing preceding events in the second, the main event in the third, and people's feelings or reactions in the fourth. It recommends using direct speech, adjectives, simple past tense, and time words to make the story more interesting and help narrate the sequence of events.

1. HOW TO WRITE A STORY:
TIPS:
DIVIDE THE STORY IN FOUR PARAGRAPHS
BEGIN YOUR STORY BY SETTING THE SCENE
(WHO, WHERE, WHEN, WHAT, ETC.
IN THE SECOND PARAGRAPH DESCRIBE THE
EVENTS , WHICH HAPPENENED BEFORE THE MAIN
EVENT
THIRD PARAGRAPH DESCRIBRE THE MAIN EVENT
END DESCRIBRING PEOPLE`S FEELINGS OR
REACTIONS

2. USE DIRECT SPEECH AND A VARIETY OF ADJECTIVES TO
MAKE YOUR STORY MORE INTERESTING TO THE READER.
IT`S NORMALLY USED SIMPLE PAST AND TIME WORDS TO
NARRATE
THE EVENTS IN THE ORDER IN WHICH THEY HAPPENED.

3.  Decide who the
characters are.
 Who is going to
be in the story?
 What sort of
characters are
they?

4.  Where and when
your story is going
to take place.
 This is called the
setting.
Past?
Present ? Future?

5.  What is going to
happen in your
story?
 What is the main
event?
 What type of
story is it?

6.  A summary of
what happens in
the story.
 The events in the
story
 This is known as
the plot.

7.  How it all ends.
 The problem is
solved.
 What type of
ending?
Happy? Sad?

8.  Who?
 Where?
 When?
 What?
 How?
 Why?
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