English, 17.06.2020 00:57 momo0528

HELP ME ASAP (IF YOU ANSWER IT VERY GOOD YOU WILL GET MARKED BRAIN) you will be writing a story about a time you got a scar or broke a bone. (I will not be fact-checking, so feel free to make it up if needed). Your story must include a plot (events), sensory details, figurative language, and dialogue (characters speaking). Direction for the graph: Make an outline for your story by filling out the boxes. First, divide your story into 5 events. Then, for each event, list some sensory details and dialogue. In other words, what sensory details did you notice during each part of the story AND what were people saying during each part of the story.

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