A paragraph is about one topic. It has an introductory sentence, usually three or more detail sentences, and a summary sentence. Keep the following things in mind as you write.

Use capital letters to begin the first word of every sentence and to begin all proper nouns.

Use a period at the end of each sentence that makes a statement.

Use a question mark at the end of each sentence that asks a question.

Use commas to separate a series of words or ideas.

Write a descriptive story of at least three paragraphs and 150 words.

Select one of the following topics.

Story topics (These are not titles.):

First experiences in saying words

The most exciting thing I ever heard

A good listener

When I am told, "No"

Thoughts, words, and actions

One time I compared. . .

If these topics do not start your writing, think of a new topic about your experience with the language.

Help me pls and answer the question that I ask

(actually, I just boring)...

Mark as brainly, 50 point

I am a sixteen-year-old boy who has done some "cool stuff" with friends from playing the coolest games to hiking to going to a shooting range with my mum and hunting with my dad and many more.

However, I experienced the most exciting thing and way the coolest thing one hot Sunday afternoon in the summer while I went to my friend, Rob's house.

Rob's dad was home that afternoon and he taught us how to build fires making use of only rocks and how to hold our breaths for up to thirty seconds underwater as he said he was a former NAVY SEALs officer, not that we believed him, but it was really cool to hold our breaths for thirty seconds.

What is a Narration?

This refers to the storytelling that is done with the aid of a narrator in order to advance a plot.

Hence, we can see that A sample descriptive story about the topic, "The most exciting thing I ever heard" is given below:

I am a sixteen-year-old boy who has done some "cool stuff" with friends from playing the coolest games to hiking to going to a shooting range with my mum and hunting with my dad and many more.

However, I experienced the most exciting thing and way the coolest thing one hot Sunday afternoon in the summer while I went to my friend, Rob's house.

Rob's dad was home that afternoon and he taught us how to build fires making use of only rocks and how to hold our breaths for up to thirty seconds underwater as he said he was a former NAVY SEALs officer, not that we believed him, but it was really cool to hold our breaths for thirty seconds.