English, 11.04.2021 08:50 Halessoftball

An international magazine has organised a short story competition and you have decided to enter. The competition rules say that the story must
begin or end with the following words:
Susan will never forget what happened that day.
150 words
need answer asap please!! thank you!

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Answer from: marika35

Explanation:

here a story

susan was just on a walk with his pet,

a dog named painty,

suddenly dog started acting like a dump...it gone mad , and started barking at susan,

susan was so scared so she called a police,

and told them "please, save me from my painty"

police laughed and just ignored him...

then dog started showing symptom of the rabies...

and that dog opened his mouth...and gave her a big strong bite in her buttt

suddenly alarm rang ...

and she woke up from a scaring dream...

susan will never forget what happened in the dream that day...

Answer from: chargedn2916

The air was cool and crisp this morning, a slight breeze shivered through the atmosphere as Susan walked down the concrete sidewalk. She had a light purple jacket clasped around her as her footsteps echoed down the abandoned street. Nobody ever came out this early in the morning, but she didn’t mind. Instead, Susan preferred having a bit of quiet time to herself before truly starting the day.

“Uhm, excuse me miss but I think I may be lost, I’m new here…” said a stranger chuckling nervously, as he walked up to Susan.

She must’ve been daydreaming as she didn’t notice this man until he had just walked up, “Of course, let's see... this is West Lang’s street, do you mind if I ask where you’re going?” she inquired, studying the man for a moment.

“I’m a new employee at Jepson’s Law Firm, I was just taking a morning walk to find where everything was, and then I went and got myself lost.” He smiled embarrassed, scratching the back of his head as he grinned awkwardly.

“Ahh, no way, I work there too. I heard we were getting a new lawyer soon, funny we should meet. If you wanna get to the Firm from here just take a left on Virginia Lane and it’ll be up there to your right.” Susan nodded.

“Well thanks for all your help, so glad I get to meet a friendly face before going into my first day of work. Guess we’ll be seeing each other again, oh and my name’s Mark.” he finally said, giving her a nod before jogging off in the direction she had specified.

Explanation:

You can try and use this as a starter if you'd like, it's already 273 words. I wasn't sure what direction you'd want to go in, but I hope this helps give you some ideas!

Answer from: emmaea831

Susan will never forget what happened that day. It was Sunday morning, the sun was shining, and Susan was ready for her daily run. She was training to run a marathon to raise funds for a charity.

As usual, she tied her shoelaces and went outside to start her challenging training.

She headed South till she reached Fulton Street, as every morning she waited to cross the street, moving her feet in the same place to her body active. Suddenly, she saw a passer-by running blindly after a ball, and in a second, the person was run over by a brand new car.

Susan remembers how the man hit the windshield, breaking it, and then smashed his head with a cracking sound against the pavement. She was shocked and did not what to do, more when she realized that the bloody man unconscious on the street was her best friend.

Explanation:

A story has three main parts. The first one is the beginning, where we set the plot, introduce the characters and the scene. Then we transition to the second part, where the problem is. Lastly, in the third part, we write the end of the story.

When we write a story, we should use descriptive language so that the reader can immerse in the story and connect with the characters.

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