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Story Elements and Grammar Guide

The document provides definitions for key literary terms such as plot, main characters, and events, as well as vocabulary usage examples. It includes exercises on verb tenses, conditionals, and the purpose of mind maps, along with examples of negative words formed with prefixes. Overall, it serves as a resource for understanding narrative structure and language usage.

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Story Elements and Grammar Guide

The document provides definitions for key literary terms such as plot, main characters, and events, as well as vocabulary usage examples. It includes exercises on verb tenses, conditionals, and the purpose of mind maps, along with examples of negative words formed with prefixes. Overall, it serves as a resource for understanding narrative structure and language usage.

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Definitions and Exercises

1. Definitions
PLOT: The sequence of events that make up a story, including the main conflict, climax, and
resolution.
MAIN CHARACTERS**: The central figures in a story or narrative around whom the plot
revolves.
EVENTS: Actions or occurrences that happen in a story, forming the structure of the
narrative.
ABROAD: Refers to being in or traveling to a foreign country or countries.
CIVILIZATION: A complex human society characterized by the development of cities,
government, culture, and technology.

2. Sentences Using Words


Clear: The instructions for the project were clear.
Clearly: She clearly explained the steps to solve the problem.
Cleared: The room was cleared after the meeting ended.
Unless: You won’t understand the topic unless you pay attention.
Even: He stayed calm even during the stressful situation.
Because: She was late because of heavy traffic.
Even (again): Even the smallest effort can make a big difference.
Provided: You can join the trip provided you submit the form on time.
Balance: Maintaining a work-life balance is essential for mental health.
Glitches: The system crashed due to unexpected glitches in the software.

3. Using the Verb 'Write' in Different Tenses


**Present**: I write a journal every day.
**Present Progressive**: I am writing a report right now.
**Past**: She wrote a letter to her friend last week.
**Past Progressive**: He was writing his essay when the power went out.

4. Conditionals
**Zero Conditional**: If you heat water to 100°C, it boils.
**First Conditional**: If it rains tomorrow, we will cancel the picnic.
**Second Conditional**: If I won the lottery, I would travel the world.
**Third Conditional**: If I had studied harder, I would have passed the exam.

5. What is a Mind Map Used For?


A mind map is used to visually organize information, helping to structure ideas, brainstorm,
and show relationships between different concepts or topics.

6. Examples of Negative Words Using Prefixes


**IN**: Inactive, Incomplete, Incapable
**IM**: Impossible, Immature, Impatient
**IL**: Illegal, Illogical, Illegitimate
**UN**: Unhappy, Unfair, Unclear

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