Parts of a Narrative Text Explained
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ScribdTranslationsPARTS OF A NARRATIVE TEXT
BEGINNING: Introduces the initial event of the story and presents the characters.
NUDO: Presents the facts that initiate the conflict or problem in the story.
DENOUEMENT: It shows the final part or the solution of the events.
KEYWORDS FOR WRITING A STORY
START: The words to begin a story can be:
Once upon a time...
A long time ago...
One day...
In a faraway place...
Once upon a time...
DEVELOPMENT: Development generally starts like this:
So...
Suddenly...
Suddenly...
After...
DENOUEMENT: The term or solution of the conflict leads to the end of the story generally the
words:
Finally...
In the end...
THE TREE AND THE WOODCUTTER
Había una vezun árbol muy grande y frondoso, cuyas ramas parecían enormes
tentacles where the children played and the birds perched. This made it very
happy, despite his old age.
Suddenly, a lumberjack arrived, determined to bring it down, but at the precise moment when
that he was extending the axe to cut down the tree said: please, don't do it to me
damage. I was born to give you fruits and someday I will be your table, your window, or maybe if you arrive
When I grow old, I will need a cane. At that moment, the woodcutter was moved by the
words of the tree and under the axe.
Finally, from that day on, both agreed to be at each other's service. The man
I took what I needed from the tree, and in return, I fertilized and watered it daily.
PARTS OF A NARRATIVE TEXT
START: Introduces the initial fact of the story and presents the characters.
NUDO: Presents the events that initiate the conflict or problem in the story.
DENOUEMENT: Shows the final part or the solution of the facts.
KEYWORDS FOR WRITING A STORY
START: The words to start a story can be:
Once upon a time...
A long time ago...
One day...
In a faraway place...
Once upon a time...
NUDO: Development generally starts like this:
So...
Suddenly...
Suddenly...
After...
DENOUEMENT: The term or solution of the conflict usually leads to the end of the story.
words
Finally...
In the end...
THE TREE AND THE WOODCUTTER
Once upon a time, there was a very large and leafy tree, whose branches seemed enormous.
tentacles on which children played and birds perched. This made it very
happy, despite his old age.
Suddenly, a lumberjack arrived determined to knock it down, but at the exact moment when
that he extended the axe to fell it, the tree said: please, don't do it to me
Damage. I was born to give you fruits and one day I will be your table, your window, or maybe if you arrive
When I grow old, I will need you as a cane. At that moment, the woodsman was moved by the
words of the tree and under the axe.
Finalmente, desde ese día ambos acordaron estar uno al servicio del otro. El hombre
I took what I needed from the tree, in return I fertilized and watered it daily.