Show vs. tell for personal narrative
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This document provides guidance on writing a personal narrative, including how to use sensory details to engage the reader. It explains that a personal narrative recounts a short experience and should include the writer's thoughts and feelings. It also defines sensory impressions as the five senses of sight, hearing, smell, touch, and taste, as well as feelings. Examples are given of "showing" rather than just "telling" through specific sensory details and imagery.
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