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Draft of A Short Piece Using Literary Conventions

This document provides guidance for drafting a short literary piece using conventions. It recommends first conceptualizing ideas through prewriting and planning. When drafting, the writer should identify a topic, outline the story, use learned styles and techniques, include dialogues if needed, consider titles, and read over the draft. A table is included to help the writer focus on key areas like topic, audience, theme, tone, genre, and point of view when revising their draft.

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Draft of A Short Piece Using Literary Conventions

This document provides guidance for drafting a short literary piece using conventions. It recommends first conceptualizing ideas through prewriting and planning. When drafting, the writer should identify a topic, outline the story, use learned styles and techniques, include dialogues if needed, consider titles, and read over the draft. A table is included to help the writer focus on key areas like topic, audience, theme, tone, genre, and point of view when revising their draft.

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Draft of a Short Piece

Using Literary
Conventions
Prewriting/Planning

•This is the stage where the writer thinks


of the possible concept or ideas.
Conceptualizing helps to determine the
flow of the write-up.
In writing your draft, you may consider
the following:
1. Identify your topic.
2. Outline your story/output.
3. Use the learned styles, elements and techniques.
4. Impart Dialogues and other conventions if
necessary.
5. Think of possible titles of your piece.
6. Read your draft.
Learning Task 4: Work on with your draft by
accomplishing the table below. Do this in your notebook.
Areas What To Do What To Write

Topic

Target Audience

Theme

Tone/Motif

Genre/Type

Point of View

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