Writing part one of the opening of 'Macbeth'
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I can use a plan to write a narrative opening based on Shakespeare's 'Macbeth'.
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Writing is most successful when structure, content and vocabulary is planned.
A narrative opening should engage the reader and describe the setting and any characters who are present.
Using a wide range of precise, ambitious vocabulary enhances text cohesion.
The senses can be appealed to when generating ambitious descriptive vocabulary.
Structuring sentences in a range of ways enhances text cohesion.
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