How can you tell that this paragraph is from a narrative text?
That summer in Vermont, I dedicated every spare moment to building the tree fort. I would slip away after meals and lug the pilfered boards, hammer, and nails out into the woods. Whenever anyone asked what I was doing out there, I said that they would just have to wait and see it when it was done. Meanwhile, I watched the shortening days and hoped that the fort would be finished before summer's end.
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it is not fictional
it describes a series of events
it establishes a setting
it establishes a point of view.
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It describes a series of events
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The given paragraph is from a narrative text because it describes a series of event.
- A narrative text does not depend on whether the text is fictional or non-fictional.
- Because both fictional and non fictional tell a series of events.
- The events described in the text are happening one after the other and it looks like the speaker is telling a story.
- We must keep in mind that narrative texts tell the stories that happened in the past.
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