The End of Something An Audio book

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The End of Something An Audio book

Procedure: Textual work 1. Read the story 2. Find out the typical features of the short story add stage directions that help to create a certain atmosphere such as: Sounds Feelings of the characters Appearance/disappearence of characters

Procedure: make it real! ·Now tape your results. Make sure that everyone in your group takes part and speaks a part. Present your results in front of the class and explain how and why you have changed the original text.

Finished??? Then be PROUD of your achievements. Have a nice day!