Here are four common types of narrative: 1. Linear Narrative. A linear narrative presents the events of the story in the order in which they actually happened. This can be accomplished through any narrative perspective, be it first-person narration, second-person narration, or third-person narration. The types of writing that employ linear Text Structures: Students sometimes ignore text structure while reading, but an understanding of text structure helps students organize new information and leads to deeper comprehension of content. Story Elements: Students may lack the knowledge there can be multiple plots, settings, and characters affecting the story to varying degrees. Introduction As we discussed in Chapter 1, narrative is widely held as fundamental in human communication. Not only do speakers use narratives in most communicative activities, but they also seem to hold intuitive assumptions and expectations about what constitutes a ("good") story. •Year 4 will analyse the structure of a narrative text Creating •Year 4 will create a narrative text that features multiple events leading to a climax •Year 4 will choose either clay-mation or craft-mation to illustrate and/or animate their narrative text Presenting •Year 4 will share their narrative with the class. Dịch Vụ Hỗ Trợ Vay Tiền Nhanh 1s.

structure of narrative text