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TEKSTONG NARATIBO.pptx
Ang maikling kuwento, pabula, alamat, at nobela ay ilan sa mga halimbawa ng TEKSTONG NARATIBO.
Ang lahat ng nabanggit ay mga akdang piksiyon subalit HINDI lahat ng naratibo ay piksiyon.
Mayroon ding naratibong di-piksiyon katulad ng talambuhay.
Ang tekstong naratibo ay pagsasalaysay o pagkukuwento ng mga pangyayari sa isang tao o mga tauhan, nangyayari sa isang lugar at panahon o sa isang tagpuan nang may maayos na pagkakasunod-
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- 5. STEP 1. THE INTERVIEW • Conduct the interview with the person. • However, you need to know some things about him or her before you actually sit and talk. • Examine the background, hobbies, accomplishments and other facts that could serve as points for studying.
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- 7. STEP 2. BEGIN WRITING YOUR ESSAY • The first paragraph of your essay should provide clear identification of the person. • Tell your readers who is that person, what he or she does, what has been accomplished and so on.
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