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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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How to start a book report or film review
Hi. Let us pretend that I am trying to write a book report or film review. Could we start the writing like this? Would it possible to start with the present tense, followed by paragraphes summarizing the story or film content (plot?)? Do you have any other suggestions?
This is about a boy who lives with caring but poor parents and struggles to deal with insults from bad neighbor friends. It is a collage of hope and despair that culminates in the great illumination of hope that defies all normal predictions.
There once lived a boy on a farm, and on Satuday morning, he went to visit his grandmother, since his parents asked him to go and spend his vacation there. He walked on ....
This is about a boy who lives with caring but poor parents and struggles to deal with insults from bad neighbor friends. It is a collage of hope and despair that culminates in the great illumination of hope that defies all normal predictions.
There once lived a boy on a farm, and on Satuday morning, he went to visit his grandmother, since his parents asked him to go and spend his vacation there. He walked on ....
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Hi, Yes, you can use Present Tense . Try to avoid retelling the whole story of the book or film. Focus on your opinions about it.
- Hi, Yes, you can use Present Tense .
- Try to avoid retelling the whole story of the book or film.
- Focus on your opinions about it.
- Clive
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Hi,
Yes, you can use Present Tense .
Try to avoid retelling the whole story of the book or film. Focus on your opinions about it.
Clive
Yes, you can use Present Tense .
Try to avoid retelling the whole story of the book or film. Focus on your opinions about it.
Clive
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