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    A narrative tells a story or sequence of events, typically in chronological order, to illustrate a point. It follows a simple structure including an introduction to engage readers and state the thesis, a body that lists what happened in order including who, what, when, where, why and how, and a conclusion discussing how the story ended and any lessons learned. Common literary devices used in narratives include similes that explicitly compare two unlike things and metaphors that make an implied comparison between two things that have something in common.

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    A narrative tells a story or sequence of events, typically in chronological order, to illustrate a point. It follows a simple structure including an introduction to engage readers and state the thesis, a body that lists what happened in order including who, what, when, where, why and how, and a conclusion discussing how the story ended and any lessons learned. Common literary devices used in narratives include similes that explicitly compare two unlike things and metaphors that make an implied comparison between two things that have something in common.

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    Narratives

    What is a narrative?

    Narratives simply tell a story or relay a sequence of events. Generally, these events are
    told in chronological order, that is the order in which they happened. However, a
    narrative most often tells a story in order to illustrate or demonstrate a point.

    A simple narrative structure

    (Title)

    Introduction (should be appealing to the readers)

    + introduce the topic

    + strong thesis statement

    Body (should list events in chronological order)

    + when/ where did it happen?

    + who involved in the story?

    + why/ how did it happen?

    + WHAT HAPPENED???

    Conclusion

    + how the story ended?

    + any lesson learned from the story?

    + any special feelings?

    Some common literary device used in a narrative:

    +similes: a figure of speech in which 2 unlike things are explicitly compared

     Ex: Good coffee is like friendship: rich and warm and strong.

    + metaphor : a figure of speech in which an implied comparison made between 2 unlike


    things that actually have something in common

     Ex: Language is a road map of a culture. It tells you where its people come from and
    where they are going.

    iSLCollective.com

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