English Language Writing Skills

By Danso Kwasi Nti Samuel (DAS). Study the complete course source, examine every model and practise alongside Professor Jarvis.

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Examples will help a lot. Here is an example. example.

Example of a spark-up event for plotting

There are roughly fifty people living in Asempanaye, a farming settlement hidden in the

Assango Forest. Most of the populace farms cocoa. Adamada and Akosuasa are residents of

this village. While the parents of Akosuasa are involved in animal husbandry, those of the

Adamada are involved in cocoa growing. Friendship bonded the two. Up to the unexpected,

the community has always taken a keen interest in their friendship. takes place.

Story that ends in a particular way

Such stories must have the same introduction, in that it must end with the given phrase in

the question.

Story to start in a given way

Such stories must begin with the phrase. You should explain that phrase and link it to the

story.

Example

The adage all that glitters is not gold, which means appearances are sometimes deceptive, is

true for many people. However, it became much more evident for Adamada, who lived in…

Sample introduction to story

Write a story to begin with. We became friends to date.

We remained friends to this day. Assango and I experienced this. Assango's parents were

cocoa growers, but I stayed with my uncle, the chief hunter. The two families' animosity

was thought to have started after my uncle mistook Assango's grandfather's body during

a hunting trip. But something occurred, and we ended up becoming friends.

The next part of the story is about the main developments and events in the story.