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    A narrative text tells a story. It has main elements like characters, setting, plot, problem, and resolution. There are different types of narrative texts such as short stories, novels, folktales, myths, legends, biographies and autobiographies. The passage is about Tim running into Sheila on a path while lost in thought about his diet. They realize they had met before at a party and go for coffee, laughing about the accidental collision.

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    A narrative text tells a story. It has main elements like characters, setting, plot, problem, and resolution. There are different types of narrative texts such as short stories, novels, folktales, myths, legends, biographies and autobiographies. The passage is about Tim running into Sheila on a path while lost in thought about his diet. They realize they had met before at a party and go for coffee, laughing about the accidental collision.

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    NARRATIVE TEXT

    What is a narrative text?

    What are its main


    elements?

    Types of narrative texts.

    ACT. 1. Make a research about narrative texts.

    1
    ACT. 2 Read the following text, then choose the correct option from the
    next page.

    Guess who I ran Into? - "Don't I know you from


    somewhere?"
    Tim was walking along the asked Tim while Sheila
    path thinking aloud, exclaimed,
    - "If I continue this diet I - "You're Tim, Jack's brother,
    should lose twenty pounds by aren't you?!"
    the end of..."
    when BOOM! he ran into They both began to laugh
    another distracted person. as they had met each other
    the week before at a party
    - "I'm terribly sorry," that Jack had given.
    he apologized,
    Still laughing, Tim suggested:
    - "I was so caught up in
    my thoughts, I didn't see
    you!" -"Why don't we have a cup
    He said. a coffee and donut?"
    to which Sheila replied,
    -"I thought you wanted to
    Smiling, Sheila responded,
    continue your diet!"
    -"It's OK. Nothing's broken... No
    really, I wasn't watching my step
    They both were still laughing
    either."
    by the time they reached the
    Swimming Donut Cafe.
    Suddenly they both stopped
    making excuses and stared
    at each other.
    1. Why did Tim ran into Sheila? 6. As he was walking down the
    A) He was on a diet path Tim said if he his diet he
    B) He wasn’t paying attention lose twenty pounds.
    C) He was writing his thoughts down
    A) continues... should
    2. Where do they live? B) continued... should
    A) In the park
    B) In the countryside
    7. We ran into each other. He
    C) In the city
    apologized saying he terribly
    3. Whose fault was the incident? sorry.
    A) Tim’s
    B) Sheila’s A) Was B) Is
    C) It’s not clear
    8. I told him it was OK, that nothing
    4. Where did they first meet? broken.
    A) In the park
    B) At the swimming donut A) Had B) Was
    C) At Tim’s brother house
    9. He seemed embarrassed, so I added
    5. Why was Tim's suggestion funny? that I my step either .
    A) He was supposedly on a diet.
    B) The name of the cafe was strange.
    A) Hadn’t watched
    C) They were on a walk and there were no
    B) Hadn’t been watching
    donuts in the park.
    10) Tim invited Sheila to ____.
    A) a party with his brother
    B) have a cup a coffee and donut
    ACT. 3 Write what are you thankful for.

    - Be alive and healthy.

    - Have friends that support me no matter what


    happens, and family that loves me and support me
    in the same way.

    - Have food and water to eat/drink every day.

    - Have a good education.


    ACT. 4.Make a research about instructive texts.
    INSTRUCTIVE TEXT

    What is an instructive
    text?

    What are its main


    elements?

    Types of instructive
    texts.
    ACT. 5. Use the verbs from the box to complete the recipe. Some verbs can be used
    more than once.

    Add Fry (x3) Heat Pour (x2) Put (x2) Sprinkle

    1. Heat
    2. Add.
    3. Put
    4. Pour.
    5. Fry.
    6. Fry.
    7. Put.
    8. Pour.
    9. Sprinkle.
    ACT. 6. Write the steps to decorate a Christmas tree.

    First of all, I need to build it, Once we build the tree we


    need to decorate, we put
    because my tree is artificial some ornaments (spheres)
    and it comes from parts. on it.

    Then, we put some extra Last, we just put the gifts


    decorations on the tree down the tree.
    (star, garlands, toys, lights).

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