First-person and third-person narrators

For Monday:

1. Write a description of something interesting you have done: a trip you took, a fun day with friends or family, an adventure of some kind (even if it seems like it isn’t that important). Write this in the first-person. Approximately 300 words.

2. Write a third-person version of the same story. Your narrator might not know your thoughts or why you’re doing what you’re doing; or, your narrator might be able to tell a reader what you’re thinking. This decision is up to you.

Type these, double-spaced, 12 pt. Times New Roman.

Writing about your neighborhood

For next class (9/11), write one paragraph describing the neighborhood of your host family. You might describe people, buildings, landscape, geography, or any other features that strike you. Type, 12 pt., Times New Roman, double space. Thanks!

Also, if we didn't look at your house on Google Maps today, remember to bring your address next time so we can all have a look!

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