Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Shifts
ENG101
Purpose
Action
Conflict
Point of view
Key events
Dialogue
Ethics
Purpose
Action
Conflict
Point of View
First-person POV
Autobiographies
I, me, mine, we, ours
Third-person POV
Biographies, histories
Narrator remains unmentioned
He, she, him, her
Key Events
Dialogue
Enlivens action and draws reader into
story
Essential to illustrating purpose
Written conversation does NOT
duplicate real talk
Dialogue that reproduces real talk
weakens narrative
Use simple words, short sentences
Punctuate properly
Avoid over-repetition of he/she said
Ethics
Shifts
Practice
Shift
Revising
2.Turn down the heat when are you more likely
to wake up at night when you are hot or cold?
The body prefers to be in a colder milder
climate to sleep. Experts recommend bedroom
temperatures to be 65 70 degrees.
For Monday
Due Mock Works Cited page
Apply your assigned narrative elements to each of
the following readings. Narrative elements are
assigned on the next slide. Use the PowerPoint
slides for guidance. Be prepared to extensively
discuss your findings with the class.
Greenburgs Sound and Fury
Glancys Aunt Parnettas Electric Blisters
Angelous Mommas Encounter
For Monday
Read these essays:
Greenburgs Sound and Fury
Glancys Aunt Parnettas Electric Blisters
Angelous Mommas Encounter