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    The use of form is presented as a narrative text, in the ways how it tells a story throughout the whole entire text, similar to a story. The author wrote this as a narrative because he wrote a book, due to the fact of how it is reflecting back to his past. It describes the footer at the end of the text such as ‘Q’ and gives a definition at the bottom, which is typical for a book to have that. The text uses words such as ‘I’ and ‘We’, which can be correlated and be used as a first person point of view.      The use of structure in the text can be used as a conversational text, because it went from a narrative, by ending the last sentence in paragraph two, by describing or telling a story, to a coversational, in the beginning of paragraph three with where they are talking or is saying quotes. The writer also uses large and enormous paragraphs, like a story, and how it is set up chronologically, such as from going to a narrative to a conversation...

                                                 Shooting an Elephant      The use of form that was being used in this text is being used more formally writing. The writer uses formal writing because he’s just giving us the information of what is happening and what is going on in the scene/piece of writing. This whole text is also direct speech, such as saying “I got up” or “I fired a third time.” It was also spaced out, meaning that it was easier for the audience or reader to read, making it clear. This whole text is also being used in first-person views, such as using words “I”, referring to himself for example, ‘I got up.’ or ‘I waited a long time for him to die..’ which this whole thing is talking about himself, which somewhat can refer to an autobiography.      The use of structure is used in a chronological o...

a) You are a journalist at the Olympic 100 metres final which Usain Bolt describes in the extract.      At the Olympics sprinters competed viciously against one another in the 100-metre dash. There was a wide range of athletes including Asafa Powell (former 100-metre World Record Holder) , Richard Thompson, Usain Bolt, and many others. As soon as the race starts, Richard Thompson is off to a great start, leading the pack.      Bolt tripped on his right side, but quickly came right back up and ran again. He quickly gained momentum and passed Thompson. Around 75-80 metres, he was looking over his shoulder, and it was anaomolous due to the fact that Asafa wasn't in the picture.       Bolt, just ten meters away from the cross line, put his hands in the air, thumping his fists to his chest repeatedly, knowing that he couldn't find Asafa in front of him. No one did surpass him. Just like that, Usain Bolt crossed the finished line, and Bolt was...