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    This document provides guidance on how to write an autobiography from the perspective of an inanimate object. It explains that an autobiography should be written in first person and include 5-6 paragraphs: an introduction, 3-4 body paragraphs describing the object's origins, where it has been, and experiences with its owner, and a concluding paragraph summarizing its life and any goals. It provides an outline of topics to cover in each paragraph, such as how the object was made, places it has been, people it has interacted with, and significant events or moments that have occurred.

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    This document provides guidance on how to write an autobiography from the perspective of an inanimate object. It explains that an autobiography should be written in first person and include 5-6 paragraphs: an introduction, 3-4 body paragraphs describing the object's origins, where it has been, and experiences with its owner, and a concluding paragraph summarizing its life and any goals. It provides an outline of topics to cover in each paragraph, such as how the object was made, places it has been, people it has interacted with, and significant events or moments that have occurred.

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    AUTOBIOGRAPHY

    Uploaded by

    Tharshini Ravindaran
    This document provides guidance on how to write an autobiography from the perspective of an inanimate object. It explains that an autobiography should be written in first person and include 5-6 paragraphs: an introduction, 3-4 body paragraphs describing the object's origins, where it has been, and experiences with its owner, and a concluding paragraph summarizing its life and any goals. It provides an outline of topics to cover in each paragraph, such as how the object was made, places it has been, people it has interacted with, and significant events or moments that have occurred.

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    AUTOBIOGRAPHY

    Autobiography Biography

    Write about the life of Write about someone’s life using


    someone/something using first third person point of view
    person point of view.

    First person point of view is the Third person point of view is


    use of I / me / my / mine / we / the use of he / she / it / they /
    us / our them / him / her
    FORMAT
    • Your autobiography must consist of 5 – 6 paragraphs

    • 1st paragraph – Introduction

    • 2nd paragraph – 4/5th paragraph – Body paragraphs

    • 5/6th paragraph – Concluding paragraph


    OUTLINE
    • INTRODUCTION

    • Introduce yourself

    • - name / brand

    • - describe your look – colour / shape / body / parts

    • - briefly state – function / special feature(s)


    BODY PARAGRAPH 1
    • State your origins

    • Where you were made

    • How you were made / By whom you were

    assembled
    • Who you were made with

    • Where & How you were sent


    BODY PARAGRAPH 2
    • Describe the first place you were sent to

    • Tell us about the store / shop / place

    • Where were you placed / displayed?

    • Who did you meet?


    BODY PARAGRAPH 3
    • Tell us how / when you were brought home

    • When did he/she arrive?

    • Why was he/she in the shop?

    • How did he/she spot you?

    - describe his/her actions


    BODY PARAGRAPH 4
    • Tell us about your owner

    • Who is he/she?

    • How is he/she like?

    • How / When does he/she use you?

    • describe his/her companions


    • describe the people around you
    BODY PARAGRAPH 5
    • Relate any special / significant moment…

    • Interesting incident

    • Tragic incident

    • A moment you helped out / have done a great

    deed
    CLOSING
    • Conclude your autobiography

    • State your overall life / Sum up your life as a …

    • How do you feel?

    • What have you learnt?

    • Do you have any vision(s) / goal(s) for the future?


    QUESTION
    • Write an autobiography about your life as
    a…
    • Water bottle
    • Food container (Tupperware)
    • Pair of glasses
    • Ring

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