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Why should you avoid writing about too many events in a personal narrative? (1 point) to avoid overwhelming the reader with too...Asked by Sage
Why should you avoid writing about too many events in a personal narrative?
A. to avoid overwhelming the reader with too much information
B. to help you, the writer, stay on topic
C. to allow yourself, the writer, room to add many details and descriptions
D. all of the above are correct
A. to avoid overwhelming the reader with too much information
B. to help you, the writer, stay on topic
C. to allow yourself, the writer, room to add many details and descriptions
D. all of the above are correct
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D. all of the above are correct.
Writing about too many events in a personal narrative can overwhelm the reader, make it difficult for the writer to stay focused on the primary theme, and limit the ability to provide detailed descriptions and depth to the selected events. Focusing on a few significant events allows for a more engaging and cohesive narrative.
Writing about too many events in a personal narrative can overwhelm the reader, make it difficult for the writer to stay focused on the primary theme, and limit the ability to provide detailed descriptions and depth to the selected events. Focusing on a few significant events allows for a more engaging and cohesive narrative.
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