Planning part two of the opening of 'Macbeth'
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I can use a wide range of vocabulary and grammatical features to plan a narrative opening of 'Macbeth'.
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Writing is most successful when it is planned.
A narrative opening should engage the reader and describe the setting and any characters who are present.
This narrative outcome will be written in the third person.
Dialogue can be used to convey character and advance the action.
Variation in vocabulary and sentence structure engages the reader and enhances text cohesion.
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