Question

Read the tips for writing a story. Tick the useful advice.
1Set the scene by introducing who is in the story and where they are.
2 Include at least three main characters.
3 Use different past tenses and structures in the story.
4 Use adjectives, adverbs and phrases to make the story interesting.
5 Use linkers and time expressions to show the order of events.
6 Try not to repeat the same words.
7 Write a happy ending.
8 Write four paragraphs.

Answer 1

Useful advice:

Set the scene by introducing who is in the story and where they are.

Use adjectives, adverbs and phrases to make the story interesting.

Use linkers and time expressions to show the order of events.

Try not to repeat the same words.

Not useful advice:

2. Include at least three main characters. (The number of characters is subjective and depends on the story.)

3. Use different past tenses and structures in the story. (While it can add variety, this is not necessary in every story.)

7. Write a happy ending. (The type of ending can vary depending on the story.)

8. Write four paragraphs. (The number of paragraphs is subjective and depends on the length and structure of the story.)