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8. The young prince was in great danger.
9. Princess Balna was determined to take her son’s advice.
10. The whole garden became suddenly alive.
11. The magician immediately waved his wand.
12. Mother, unless I can get hold of that parrot, you, my father, and uncles, cannot be liberated.
13. The two eaglets crossed their wings.
14. You have now saved the lives of our children.
15. The rest of the prisoners were so overjoyed to finally be free.
WrItInG Workshop. WrItInG a narratIVe.
A narrative text is a story about fictional or real events. The word derives from the Latin verb “narrare” which means to recount.
• A good narrative will transport readers into the time and place
of the world portrayed by the writer.
• Write a topic sentence to introduce your narrative.
• It is important to add as many details as you feel you need so the
reader will not only read the story but feel like he is part of it.
• Remember to tell your story in sequence
Narratives include:
•plot •setting •characters
The Blue Feather 77 Literature First Course