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    9 WRITING OPENERS

    Open Open by Open with


    with describing a a question
    Ask the reader a
    dialogue character or question
    Start a
    conversation
    setting
    between two Use adjective, paired
    characters adjectives, similes and
    powerful verbs

    Open Open with


    with a a riddle
    quotation or humour

    Open Open with


    with a a bold
    sound statement
    Use
    onomatopoeia
    or fact

    Open with how you Open with a


    felt or a feeling personal
    experience

    Jennifer Orgill

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