Writing the opening of 'The Viewer'
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I can write the opening of 'The Viewer'.
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The opening is the first section of a story where the writer describes the setting and main characters.
The opening should be descriptive and use figurative language to build an atmosphere for the reader.
A non-finite complex sentence contains a non-finite clause.
A non-finite clause extends the sentence by telling the reader about a second thing that the subject is doing.
A non-finite clause can vary its position in a sentence.
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