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            2 2                       Story WritingStory Writingtory Writing




             Story is the full sequence of events in a work of fiction as we imagine them to have taken
             place in the order in which they would have occurred in life.

             A story can be written in the following three ways:
             1.  From given outlines –       You are given the outlines of a theme and you are required to
                  build up the story. This should be easy and interesting. You don’t have to invent the
                  theme, you simply have to fill in the details in an captivating style.

             2.  Story based on a moral –        A moral of the story is given to you and you are required to
                  illustrate the moral with a story.

             3.  Story from incomplete hints –         A couple of opening sentences are given to you. The
                  starting of the story is given to you and you are required to continue it. Your creative
                  thoughts can be used to write an interesting story.

             Story Writing Tips

             G  To write a good story, the writer should be well-versed with the plot so that he would
                  arrange the important incidents in proper sequence.
             G  The writer should go through the outlines repeatedly to have a clear idea of the plot
                  in mind before writing the story.

             G  Important events should be kept in a proper sequence and should be connected in a
                  natural manner.

             G  Story should always be written in past tense.
             G  Conversation  and  dialogues  should  be  introduced  wherever  possible  in  a  natural

                  manner.
             G  One should use his / her own imaginative skills to join the points.

             G  Proper heading should be provided to the story. A quotation or proverb can also be a
                  suitable title for the story.
             G  After completing the story, one should read it at least twice so that grammatical and

                  spelling mistakes, if any, could be rectified.

             Stages of a story
             The following stages of a story must be taken care of:


             Setting
             The beginning of the story should catch the attention of the reader and urge him to read on.


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