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Here is the example of Simple Narration. Click the link below. After reading, please write a short reflection about it. p/0200/samplepap/narpaps/killer.ht ml

Here is one of the example of Plotted Narration. Click the link below who-married-a-snakehttp://shortstoriesshort.com/story/a-girl- who-married-a-snake/

In this lesson, you will paint pictures through the use of vivid and specific language and learn different ways of making your descriptive paragraph.

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This lesson will help you express your ideas and opinions properly and motivate others work cooperatively or to get things done your way-the better way.

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This lesson study one of the many functions or uses of language which is the communication that ones needs and obligations. It also study the lesson and practice further the modals and expressions

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