Tips and Tricks
this helps you copy something.
what is ctrl+c?
This is what background information the reader needs to know to understand the story.
what is Exposition.
This helps show human characteristics on non-human objects.
What is personification?
we use this to show a psychological struggle within a character,a battle between opposing desires, or emotions.
What is internal conflict?
this helps you redo something.
what is ctrl+z?
the events after the conflict.
what is rising action events?
It is a exaggeration used to make a point.
what is a hyperbole?
We use this to move between events, ideas, and topics.
What are transitional words and phrases?
The study of how language is actually used by speakers and writers, focusing on documenting and analyzing existing patterns and structures without judgment.
What is prescriptive grammar?
this helps you paste something that you copied.
what is ctrl+v?
This helps us understand how the rising action begins with the protagonist facing the problem.
What is conflict?
This is Using the words"like"or "as" to compare two unlike things that share some similarity.
what is the similarity?
A conversation between two or more people.
What is dialogue?
this lets you select everything on the page.
what is ctrl+ A
What is the falling action?
This is a direct comparison of unlike things without using the words like or as.
What is a metaphor?
This shows us what a character is thinking.
What is internal Monologue?
The study of how language is actually used by speakers and writers, focusing on documenting and analyzing existing patterns and structures without judgment.
What is descriptive grammar?
this lets you open a new browser tab.
what is ctrl+t
We use this to help us know that its Often a reflection of the events that occurred. sometimes not explicitly written out. Answers the question what changed.
what is the resolution?
A phrase or expression whose meaning cannot be understood from the literal meanings of its words alone.
what is a idiom?
We use this to help us describe the central ideas that a piece of writing explores.
What are themes?