Write something up!: Resources

Topic	Name	Description
1. Choose your point of view	Choose your point of view	Read this text to learn more about POVs.
	A story about you	Now listen to this audio story and think about the perspective the speaker uses.
	Choose your point of view	Read this text to learn more about POVs.
	A story about you	Now listen to this audio story and think about the perspective the speaker uses.

2. Punctuation	Punctuation jungle	Take a look. Are there any punctuation marks you don't recognise? Pay close attention to those.
	Punctuation jungle	Take a look. Are there any punctuation marks you don't recognise? Pay close attention to those.

3. What tense to use	Use of past forms	What is the past tense and which are its forms? After you go through the theory and the examples, you can comlete the exercise at the end of the page as well.
	Talking about the past	Which form should you use when talking about actions in the past? After you go through the theory and the examples, you can comlete the exercise at the end of the page as well.
	Use of past forms	What is the past tense and which are its forms? After you go through the theory and the examples, you can comlete the exercise at the end of the page as well.
	Talking about the past	Which form should you use when talking about actions in the past? After you go through the theory and the examples, you can comlete the exercise at the end of the page as well.

4. The three tools that develop a story	Narration, description and dialogue	Read about the devices here.
	How to write descriptively	Watch the video “How to write descriptively” to learn a bit about how description, different literary devices and adjectives can change the story completely.
	Narration, description and dialogue	Read about the devices here.
	How to write descriptively	Watch the video “How to write descriptively” to learn a bit about how description, different literary devices and adjectives can change the story completely.

5. Organizing your story	The 5Ws+1H	The 5Ws and 1H work just fine for shorter and simpler stories so you should check that before you start writing.
	The 8-point story arc	The 8-point story structure is a bit more complex but used in most classic stories, from children's fairytails to hollywood movies.
	The 5Ws+1H	The 5Ws and 1H work just fine for shorter and simpler stories so you should check that before you start writing.
	The 8-point story arc	The 8-point story structure is a bit more complex but used in most classic stories, from children's fairytails to hollywood movies.

6. Let's write something up	Read - A story about you	Do you remember "A story about you"? Read it and then try to imagine how the story ends.
	Read - A story about you	Do you remember "A story about you"? Read it and then try to imagine how the story ends.