Flashback, takes a story back to something that happened in the past., suggests what will happen later in the story., is the present part of a story., always tells us about bad memories., Simple sentences, can slow the pace of a story down., are used only when a character is speaking., can create a fast and tense past., must be used at the start of a story., Dialogue, is a written log., is a catalogue of words., is a collection of diagrams., is a conversation between characters in a story., Tonal shift, is the beginning, middle and end of a story., is a change in the story's mood., is colour change., is a change in character's emotions., Foreshadowing, is a type of punctuation., indicates a past event., is a change in the setting., is a hint of future events., Narrative hook, is something used to attach stories together., is something used when fishing., is an opening to a story, which grabs a reader's attention., is a story about a hook., Punctuation, is the use of words in a sentence., includes marks that help to structure a sentence. , is used so that a reader can understand a sentence. , a block of writing., Complex sentences, Usually have commas., Speed a text up. , Contain lots of information and detail for the reader. , Must be used at the end of a story..
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