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Masanori Takaoka Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Narrative vs narration
Could you tell me the difference between "narrative" and "narration"?
Also how different are they from "story"?
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Broadly speaking, here's the idea. Please refer to a dictionary for details. a narrative is an account of a series of events.
- Broadly speaking, here's the idea.
- Please refer to a dictionary for details.
- a narrative is an account of a series of events.
- narration is the act of producing a narrative.
- a story is somewhat like a narrative, but focuses more on entertainment.
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Broadly speaking, here's the idea. Please refer to a dictionary for details.
a narrative is an account of a series of events.
narration is the act of producing a narrative.
a story is somewhat like a narrative, but focuses more on entertainment.
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