Question

20 баллов , английский Write a plan for an adventure story with the title: How did I manage to get into so much trouble? Outline what each paragraph should contain and note down some relevant vocabulary for each paragraph. Pay attention to the grammar. Spell words correctly. You should: give a title to your story; write a plan for your story; use some abstract nouns/ complex noun phrases; use Past tenses; convey your fantasy ideas; proof-read you story (grammar and spelling).

Answer 1

Ответ:

Online lessons

Plan:

1. Don't sit on the phone too long

2. How to use each technology

Now everyone is watching the lesson online and everyone spends a lot of time on the phone and computer. I watch the lesson with a laptop. I don't sit on a laptop much. After all, it hurts a lot. My brother sits on the phone. Dad used to exercise in his spare time when he didn't have the virus. I used to have a dream, but I do it a lot at home and a little outside. But my dream now is to get rid of the virus. For example, imagine with your own eyes: the virus is not alive, everyone is happy in the field.

Объяснение: лайк бас , сендерге ұнаса.

Және өздеріңіз көшіріп алыңыздар

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Answer 2

Title: "How Did I Manage to Get Into So Much Trouble?"

Plan for the Adventure Story:

1. Introduction:

   • Introduce the protagonist (name, age, personality).
   • Set the scene (time and place).
   • Establish the protagonist's normal, everyday life.
   • Vocabulary: protagonist, ordinary, tranquil, peaceful, routine.

2. The Mysterious Invitation:

   • Describe how the protagonist receives an unusual invitation or message.
   • Mention the sender's name or organization.
   • Use an abstract noun to hint at the intrigue.
   • Vocabulary: cryptic, invitation, enigmatic, mysterious, sender.

3. The Journey Begins:

   • Narrate the protagonist's decision to accept the invitation.
   • Describe the preparations for the journey.
   • Use complex noun phrases to detail the destination.
   • Vocabulary: embark, destination, well-prepared, excitement, anticipation.

4. Arrival at a Strange Place:

   • Describe the arrival at a fantastical or unfamiliar location.
   • Use vivid language to paint a picture of the new surroundings.
   • Mention the first encounters with peculiar characters or creatures.
   • Vocabulary: surreal, fantastical, peculiar, enigmatic beings.

5. The Quest is Revealed:

   • Explain the purpose of the invitation and the quest.
   • Introduce the antagonist or obstacle the protagonist must face.
   • Mention the stakes and what's at risk.
   • Vocabulary: quest, antagonist, challenge, danger, consequences.

6. Unexpected Allies:

   • Describe how the protagonist forms alliances with unexpected characters.
   • Highlight the strengths and weaknesses of these allies.
   • Vocabulary: allies, cooperation, strengths, weaknesses, camaraderie.

7. Trials and Challenges:

   • Narrate the series of challenges, puzzles, or obstacles the protagonist faces.
   • Detail the protagonist's efforts to overcome each challenge.
   • Vocabulary: trials, puzzles, obstacles, determination, perseverance.

8. Climactic Confrontation:

   • Build up to the ultimate confrontation with the antagonist.
   • Describe the epic battle or showdown.
   • Vocabulary: confrontation, epic battle, showdown, decisive moment.

9. Resolution:

   • Explain how the protagonist manages to resolve the conflict.
   • Describe the aftermath and its impact on the protagonist.
   • Vocabulary: resolution, aftermath, transformation, personal growth.

10. Return to the Ordinary:

    • Narrate the protagonist's return to their everyday life.
    • Reflect on the lessons learned from the adventure.
    • Vocabulary: return, everyday life, lessons learned, reflection.

11. Conclusion:

    • Provide a closing thought or reflection on the adventure.
    • Summarize the protagonist's personal growth.
    • Vocabulary: conclusion, personal growth, reflection, transformation.

12. Epilogue (optional):

    • Add a final twist, revelation, or open-ended element to leave the readers intrigued.
    • Vocabulary: twist, revelation, intrigue, open-ended.

Remember to proofread your story for grammar and spelling errors to ensure it is polished and coherent.