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    The document provides guidance for writing a short narrative about an important life event. It recommends including details about the background, start, main events, and resolution of the story. Useful language structures like time expressions are also listed to help engage the reader and clearly convey the order of events. Writers are advised to outline their story before writing 300 words, and then proofread their narrative for clarity, grammar, vocabulary, and spelling.

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    Events

    Writing task: Write a narrative

    Write a short story about an event that changed your life. It can be a big event Useful language
    or a small event that changed the way you think, or influenced a big decision you Useful vocabulary
    made. Explain what happened, why it was important, and how it changed you. • after
    • as soon as
    Use the Useful language and the notes you made in the Engage task to help you
    • before
    prepare. When you are ready, write around 300 words. • by the time
    Tip  A narrative is neutral in style. It should contain language which engages the reader • until / till
    (e.g. adjectives that describe people, places, and feelings) and helps them understand • when
    the order of events (e.g. time expressions). Start by writing an outline of a story before • whenever
    you write it in full. • while / as
    Follow this structure:
    • Introduction: Catch the reader’s attention and explain the main message.
    • Background: Give some history or details about the event.
    • Start of the event: Explain how things started to happen and how it felt.
    • The main event: Describe the peak of the events and what it was like.
    • Resolution of the event: Describe how things ended and sum up the event’s effects.
    Check it!  Read your narrative and check it’s organized clearly and makes sense. Then
    read it again and check for grammar, vocabulary and spelling errors.

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