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    Exercices - Helping with the final task

    Exercise 1: Verb Tense Consistency


    In personal narratives, it’s essential to maintain consistent verb tenses to avoid confusing the reader.

    Instructions: Correct the following sentences to ensure consistent verb tense.

    1. Last summer, I was walking in the park when I suddenly heard a loud noise.

    2. I visited my old neighborhood last week and remembered how it used to look.

    3. Whenever I went there, I was reminded of the change.

    Exercise 2: Using Sensory Details


    Using vivid, sensory descriptions helps bringing personal narrative to life.

    Instructions: Fill in the blanks with descriptive sensory details (sight, sound, smell, taste, or touch).

    1. The smell of fresh bread from the bakery I smelled a sweet gourmand.

    2. As I touched the surface of the old wooden bench, it felt woody under my fingers.

    3. The loud sound of construction disturbed my peaceful walk.

    Exercise 3: Show, Don’t Tell


    One of the key aspects of narrative writing is showing emotions rather than just telling them.

    Instructions: Rewrite the following sentences to show rather than tell the emotion.

    1. I was excited when I heard the news. I had goosebumps and my heart started racing when
    Iheard the news

    2. I felt sad when I left the house for the last time. Tears started running down my face when I
    left the house for the last time.

    3. I was angry at the changes in my neighbourhood. I turned red and grittered my teeth,when I
    find out about the changes in my neighbourhood.

    Exercise 4: Crafting a Strong Thesis


    In personal narratives, the thesis summarizes the lesson learned or the significance of the
    experience.

    Instructions: Based on the following personal narrative topics, create a thesis statement.

    1. A time you felt out of place in a familiar environment.

    The time I realized I wasn’t in my environment and I needed to get out of this one.

    2. Moving to a new city for the first time.

    The time nostalgia started invading my heart, When I Quit the place I used to call home and
    was raised in.

    3. Learning an unexpected lesson from a family member.


    Being told something that hit me straight in the heart from my family.

    Exercise 5: Identifying Reflective Sentences


    Reflection is essential in personal narratives, it needs to be obvious that you’ve learned you’re your
    experiences.

    Instructions: Read the following sentences and identify which one includes reflection.

    1. The park I used to visit as a child is now gone, replaced by new developments.

    2. The loss of the park made me realize how much I relied on it for comfort during difficult
    times.

    3. I used to play in the park with my friends every weekend.

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