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English, 22.07.2021 01:20 calmicaela12s

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Introduction:

This introduces your characters and explains where you are.

Paragraph One:

This is where we learn more about your Main Character.

Paragraph Two:

Something unexpected happens.

Paragraph Three:

This is the climax, or the most exciting part of the story. Then there is a resolution.

Conclusion:

This is where you summarise the story and talk about the morals that have been learnt.

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