AMIRA (ENGLISH)

aims to inform, entertain, and transport readers to the place one has visited and convince them to visit it.

• travelogue

• biography

• feature

a kind of creative nonfiction that deals with travels. A travelogue has to be in the first person and describe the place or places where one has traveled.

• travelogue

• feature

• biography

This line contains the name of the writer of the article.

• byline

• headline

• body

This is the first paragraph or paragraphs of the article and usually contains the immediate information needed by the readers and ideally will answer the who, what, when, and where aspects of the article.

• lead paragraphs

• main paragraphs

• headline

This part contains facts, quotations from people interviewed, and a rundown of the narrative of the news events usually followed by “how and why” elements of the news.

• body

• lead

• headline

This is the first line that readers see, the headline contains the who-what angle of the news

• headline

• byline

• body

 an altogether different way of narrating an event in the sense that it follows a strict method of writing.

• news

• travelogue

• headlines

is the story of the life of a person, written by that person himself, for example, Mahatma Gandhis My Experiments with Truth.

• Biography

• travelogue

• feature

means the arrangement of the events in a story, including the sequence in which they are told, the relative emphasis they are given, and the causal connections between events. Plot is the series of events that take place in a play. 

• plot

• characters

• dialogue

are persons like the men and women we see around us but sometimes unreal and supernatural types of characters are also present. 

• dialogue

• conflict

• characters