Structural methods in a dramatic account
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I can identify and use a range of structural methods to plan a dramatic account of an event.
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Using structural methods effectively can make your writing dramatic.
Examples of effective structural methods are in medias res, repetition and cliffhangers.
Varying how an idea is repeated can indicate escalation.
When planning a piece of writing, it can be helpful to think about now, before and later.
A cliffhanger leaves a reader with a question to be answered.
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