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Edexcel IGCSE English Language Paper 2 Section B Q2/Q3/Q4/creative writing/Section B/narrative writing/imaginative writing lesson that explores using sentences for effect, including short sentences, sentence placement and pacing/pace.

We look at an exam task about a human meeting an animal and use this stimulus to aid students in writing out their draft stories - building on the learning from the previous lessons.

We explore short examples of narrative extracts and how the writers employ different sentences for effect, including the use of pace to build mood.

This lesson will then lead on to an exploration of using vocabulary for effect.

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