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complication
A complication creates the problem or challenge.
Class 5 · Bangla Version · English
Narrative and descriptive composition
Explore narrative and descriptive composition with an example and your own answers.
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Plan a narrative with an opening, a complication and an ending. In a description, choose details that support a clear impression.
Worked example
An old key in a garden could start a story: discovery, search for the lock, then a surprising opening.
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I found a rusty key near the gate. It fitted the lock on a small box. Inside was a map of our garden.
Check connected events, tense and sentence punctuation.
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The swings hung still in the cool air. A dry leaf rolled across the quiet path.
Check details that create a consistent impression.
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Apply the idea in a new situation and explain your method. Open writing needs a guardian or teacher to review it.
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dusk
Dusk is the time when daylight is fading.
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first person
The narrator speaks as I.
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Our paper bridge sagged. We folded its edges. We tested it again with the same toy. It held the toy this time. We drew the changed design.
Check a clear problem, purposeful change and supported outcome.
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