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If a peer reads your story and asks you where the second half of your story takes place, what should you add to your story?
1. Another event after the problem solved

2. Details that help readers visualize the setting

3. Details that make the characters seem more real

4. Another, more interesting character

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If a peer reads your story and asks you where the second half of  your story takes place, you should add details to it that help readers visualize the setting.

You can add descriptive elements to your story, which help to detail textual aspects, described places, characters, events, etc.

Therefore, the objective of a descriptive text is to convey to the reader characteristics, impressions and observations about what is being detailed in the text, to create greater engagement and the possibility of visualization and imagination.

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