Add To An

Existing Story !

Tips on writing onto an existing story:

The first thing that has to be done is to observe the part of writing; read through the text and discover the plot, theme, setting and style. Find out whether the text is the beginning, middle, or end of a story, and once observing these features, the story will be much easier for you to write.

Examples of pre-written work:

Justin sat on a grassy slope, watching the boy who was scrambling over the rocks qt the southern end of the bay. "I should go and talk to him" he told himself, "after all, he did save my life".

In this text I have picked up that a boys name is Justin. The setting is near a bay. This could be from the start or middle of the story, but not from the end. This is what I would add;

All of a suddon the boy dissapeared into the rocks. Justin blinked his eyes to make sure that he was not imagining it. Justin stood up and walked closer to the sand. He kept his eyes on the rocks where the boy had been. Justin sensed something strange. He started to run towards the rocks. He gradually started sprinting. He didn’t stop sprinting until he reached the rocks. Justin stared at the rocks, and at the exact rock that the boy had been. There was no opening, no cave, and the boy was no where to be seen.

This guide should be enough to get you started on adding to one of the following stories.

(1) In the morning, when it was time to leave for school, Aunt Mary gave Dion a whole heap of new excersise books, pencils, pens, and other school stationary. "Laura will take you to to your new classroom and introduce you to your new teacher", Aunt Mary said as Dion walked out the door....

(2) Mrs Tailor got most upset when she saw it, "Catch it", she screamed as it scuttled close to her feet, "Catch it right now". She jumped up onto her chair as the class roared in dismay, it was huge....

(3) It was a simple, but yet wonderful idea. An idea that could bring about a great new life for brad, if only he dared to put his idea into action....

(4) Dragging John to his feet, Simon forced him over a wild tangle of un even rocks, "Come on", he cried, "Help me John, we must get to higher ground or else"....