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When writing about experiences, whether they are real or imagined, you are writing a narrative. Choose each detail you include well and structure your events using an effective technique to help make your paper flow cohesively.
When writing about experiences, whether they are real or imagined, you are writing a narrative. Choose each detail you include well and structure your events using an effective technique to help make your paper flow cohesively.
- Introduce a situation, problem, or characters to get your reader’s attention
- Use techniques such as dialogue, description, events, experiences, and characters.
- Make use of descriptive language while telling details and try to convey a vivid picture so your audience can get the best picture when reading your narrative.
- To make sure each event builds off one another, sequence them so they make a coherent whole.
- When concluding your essay, reflect on what was experienced or observed during your narrative.
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