Writing a Narrative: Part 4 Problem

This video tutorial focuses on writing the problem section of a narrative. It emphasizes the importance of making the problem the most exciting part of the story. The instructor discusses brainstorming ideas, planning language use, and employing strong action verbs, adverbs, and figurative language to create a vivid and engaging narrative. The video also highlights the significance of building tension and using sensory details to enhance the reader's experience.

What are the three basic components of a narrative structure mentioned in the text?

Why is writing a strong problem considered important in a narrative?

What ideas does the teacher brainstorm for the problem in the narrative?

How does the teacher plan to make the problem entertaining for the reader?

What types of verbs does the teacher emphasize using in the problem section?

What figurative language technique does the teacher plan to use to describe the storm?

What elements does the teacher review that contribute to an exciting problem in a narrative?