In three to four sentences, write a narrative paragraph that includes two transitions. The transitions should tell information about two of the following: what is happening when, where the action is happening, or whether time has passed between events.(4 points)
In the peaceful town of Springvale, nestled at the foot of the majestic mountains, the sun began to set, casting a warm orange glow over the rooftops. As the evening approached, families gathered in the local park, their laughter filling the air. Time seemed to pass quickly, and soon the night sky was adorned with twinkling stars, creating a magical atmosphere in this serene setting.
To write a narrative paragraph with two transitions that provide information about what is happening when and where the action is happening, you can follow these steps:
1. Choose a specific event or situation that you would like to describe in your narrative paragraph.
2. Begin by setting the scene and introducing the time and place where the action is happening. For example, "On a sunny afternoon at a bustling city park..."
3. Include the first transition to indicate what is happening when - for instance, "while families were enjoying picnics and children were playing on the playground."
4. Proceed with describing the main action or event of your paragraph, focusing on providing relevant details.
5. Use the second transition to indicate where the action is happening. For instance, "in the midst of all the excitement, near the serene duck pond."
6. Conclude the paragraph by summarizing the overall atmosphere or any immediate reactions to the events described.
Remember to use descriptive language and engage the reader's senses to make your narrative paragraph more vivid and engaging.