Study the WRITING FOCUS and find examples of each point in the story in Exercise 2. WRITING FOCUS Structure of a narrative Short stories are usually written from a first-person point of view (the main character tells the story) or a third-person point of view (the writer tells the story but is not a character in it). Beginning . Get the reader's attention with a dramatic or mysterious opening, a statement by one of the main characters, or a detail concerning an important place or person from the story. • Set | Focus 4. Second Edition. Student's Book | 4/110

Beginning

Get the reader’s attention with a dramatic or mysterious opening...:
- Example: "ROBERT WEAVER discovered he was not in fact Robert Weaver on Independence Day, 2092."
Set the scene...:
- Example:

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