Question

What is the time frame of a narrative?

The place in which events happen
A period during which events occur
The logical order in which events occur
A word showing a change from one event in a sequence to another

Answer 1

[AI-generated answer — Bot GPT 3.5]

The time frame of a narrative typically refers to the period during which events occur in the story. It can include the past, present, future, or a combination of these time periods. The time frame helps establish the setting, context, and progression of events within the narrative. It is an important aspect of storytelling that helps create a sense of timeline and coherence for the reader or audience.