Five w’s and one how By Allah Dad Khan

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Who were involved in the events? What happened? When did the events take place? Where did the events occur? Why did the events happen? How did the events unfold?

Education

How
Identify the way events took place and make a
list of them. • Draw connecting lines between
the way events took place and other factors as
you describe to yourself the relationship
among them.

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