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    This document outlines the generic structure of narratives, which includes an orientation to introduce characters and setting, a complication where a problem arises leading to a crisis, a resolution where the problem is solved with either a happy or sad ending, and optionally a re-orientation to conclude the story with a lesson. It also describes common language features used in narratives, such as a focus on specific participants, past tense verbs, temporal conjunctions, circumstances of time and place, and verbs of action, material processes, saying, and movement.

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    This document outlines the generic structure of narratives, which includes an orientation to introduce characters and setting, a complication where a problem arises leading to a crisis, a resolution where the problem is solved with either a happy or sad ending, and optionally a re-orientation to conclude the story with a lesson. It also describes common language features used in narratives, such as a focus on specific participants, past tense verbs, temporal conjunctions, circumstances of time and place, and verbs of action, material processes, saying, and movement.

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    This document outlines the generic structure of narratives, which includes an orientation to introduce characters and setting, a complication where a problem arises leading to a crisis, a resolution where the problem is solved with either a happy or sad ending, and optionally a re-orientation to conclude the story with a lesson. It also describes common language features used in narratives, such as a focus on specific participants, past tense verbs, temporal conjunctions, circumstances of time and place, and verbs of action, material processes, saying, and movement.

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    This document outlines the generic structure of narratives, which includes an orientation to introduce characters and setting, a complication where a problem arises leading to a crisis, a resolution where the problem is solved with either a happy or sad ending, and optionally a re-orientation to conclude the story with a lesson. It also describes common language features used in narratives, such as a focus on specific participants, past tense verbs, temporal conjunctions, circumstances of time and place, and verbs of action, material processes, saying, and movement.

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    NARATIVES

    Purpose Generic structure : To entertain the readers with a story that deals with
    Problematic Events which lead to a crisis, and then it needs a resolution

    : Orientation
    It is a set of the scene, where and when the story happened Introduces the participants of the story; who and what is Involved in the story

    Complication
    It tells the beginning of the problem that leads to the crisis Of the main participants

    Resolution
    It tells the solution of the froblem, either in a happy ending Or in a sad ending

    Re-orientation Language feacturs


    This is the closing of the story and it is optinal. It contains a moral value,advice or teaching from the writer : focus on specific participant (the fox,snow white etc) Use of past tense(went,lived etc) Use of temporal conjunctions(then,adter that,finally) Use of temporal circumstances(long ago,one day) Use of ,aterial/action procces/actiom verb(went,lived) Use of saying verb(said,told) Use of circumstances of place(at place,in the forest)

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