Mastering Descriptive Writing Techniques

Jan 10, 2025

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Learn the art of vivid storytelling through showing instead of telling. Improve your writing with detailed examples and practical tips. Explore the difference between telling and showing to enhance the reader's experience.

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Mastering Descriptive Writing Techniques

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Showing… not Telling

Showing… not Telling. You’ll need: Notebook paper pencil. Instead of Telling : “The girls were excited.”. Show Your Reader :

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Showing vs. Telling

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Showing vs telling sentences

Showing vs telling sentences. Showing sentences…. Answer the questions “who, what, where , when , why and how” Use action verbs instead of “to be” verbs Use strong adjective and adverbs Use figurative language Use dialogue ( if appropriate)

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Tattling vs. Telling

Tattling vs. Telling. A Bad Case of Tattle Tongue. Joseph has gum in his pocket. Kristen is playing with her hair. Andrea fell, and she can’t get up. Jack is holding his leg and crying. Michael is drawing pictures on his test. John says he is going to beat up the new kid in school.

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Showing vs. Telling : Writing Emotions with Physicality

Showing vs. Telling : Writing Emotions with Physicality. Jennifer Hall. Jennifer Hall. 7 th grade English at Krueger MS, NEISD Aerospace Magnet program – Krueger School of Applied Technology 5 years in current position

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Flat vs Round, Showing vs Telling

Flat vs Round, Showing vs Telling . Sam Young, Philip O’Doherty, Michael Katz, Joshua Inyangson . Terms of Focus. Flat vs. Round Characters Showing vs. Telling Characterization. Flat Characters . * Definition: A character in a story that stays the same throughout the story

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Showing and Telling

Showing and Telling. …including some i deas I stole from BLOGGER Dave Hood to add to what I already know…. Because that’s how learning works! http://davehood59.wordpress.com/2012/06/27/creative-writing-the-techniques-of-showing-and-telling/. TELLING. Summarize Compress

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Chapter 8: Showing and Telling Description, Narration, and Example

Chapter 8: Showing and Telling Description, Narration, and Example. Description A description shows the reader what a person, place, thing, or situation is like. When you write a description, you try to show , not tell , about something. Elements of Descriptive Writing 1. Sense Impressions

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Chapter 8: Showing and Telling Description, Narration, and Example

Chapter 8: Showing and Telling Description, Narration, and Example. Description, Narration, and Example Using description, narration, and example will breathe life into your story or essay. Description techniques help you show your reader what you see, hear, smell, touch, or taste.

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Chapter 8: Showing and Telling Description, Narration, and Example

Chapter 8: Showing and Telling Description, Narration, and Example. Narration A narration is a story that leads to a point. Techniques for Successful Narration: 1. Emphasize important details. 2. Use chronological order. 3. Center on conflict. 4. Show, don’t tell. 5. Make a point.

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Showing AND Telling

Showing AND Telling. and knowing which to choose. What does it mean to SHOW-DON’T-TELL ?. A telling example, as it suggests, TELLS the reader something, usually using abstract words. The party was fun. A showing example lets the reader SEE their point with concrete details.

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Dialogue Conventions, Showing Not Telling, Action Narration, and Sentence Power

Dialogue Conventions, Showing Not Telling, Action Narration, and Sentence Power. A Look at Dialogue. "Hi Simon," he said. Which one is correct? "Hi Simon," he said excitedly! "Hi Simon!" he said excitedly. Dialogue with no narration. From “ The Necklace” by Guy de Maupassant.

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Showing vs. Telling

Showing vs. Telling. Writing with a disciplined eye and controlled focus. Writing to SHOW (SH/E). Writing that is very sensory allows the reader to be in the moment; going somewhere vs. being told about it.

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Showing vs Telling

Showing vs Telling.

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Showing Vs. Telling

Showing Vs. Telling. Showing vs. Telling. Telling is stating who is doing what. Telling doesn’t include when, where, why, or how this action happened. Telling signal words include: am, is, are, was, were, be, being, been.

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Topic Sentences and Showing and Telling

Topic Sentences and Showing and Telling. Point of View. Which one of the three points of view should you avoid in this course? Explain. First person (using “I”) Second person (addressing reader as “you”) Third person (using “he/she/they”). Answer: Second person.

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Narrative Skills: Showing versus Telling

Narrative Skills: Showing versus Telling. “ Showing ” and “ Telling ” are two different ways to give your readers information in a narrative. Both have their place in story writing, but showing is usually preferred over telling.

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Showing vs. Telling

Showing vs. Telling Showing versus telling is one of the ways we can make our writing style more effective. It is much better to 'show' details in your writing in a lively way rather than simply telling them. Create a vision for your reader so he/she can see what you are seeing in your writing.

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Showing vs. Telling

Showing vs. Telling. “Don’t just say the old lady screamed. Bring her on and let her scream.” ~ Mark Twain. Show: As Alicia stepped into the white hot light of noon, she felt her black hair attract the sun’s rays and begin to fry her head. Tell: It was a hot day.

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Showing vs. Telling

Showing vs. Telling. “Don’t just say the old lady screamed. Bring her on and let her scream.” ~ Mark Twain. Click on the picture below to play the video.

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