The assignment wants to know a personal experience you had at a grocery store in your neighborhood. As I don't have access to it, I can't write your paragraph, but I'll show you all the necessary structure for it.
<h3>Paragraph structure</h3>
- Introduction: Introduce what the grocery store is and what products can be found there.
- Body: Describe the elements of the grocery store that you like and explain why they are good in your opinion. Then describe what you don't like and explain why.
- Conclusion: Determine if the grocery store is pleasant or not and if it fulfills its mission.
This paragraph should be a descriptive text, because you will show the characteristics of the grocery store, describing it and showing details.
Below is an example of how you might write the paragraph:
<em>Lourdes grocery store is a block away from my house and there we can find different types of products. This diversity is what makes the grocery store special and I really like how we can find food, drinks, toys, objects, magazines, and many other products. Also, the grocery store is a bit of a mess, probably because of its diverse collection. It makes me a little confused and I don't like it. However, the grocery store is a treasure for our neighborhood and it's great how we can count on it for all hours and for any need.</em>
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It is an external conflict.
Conflicts are the situations that advance the plot of a story. Fundamental to entertain the reader, because through them the characters express themselves. The external conflict is one that occurs between two or more characters or a character and their environment.
In the fragment, the conflict is between the main character and his environment, which is very cold and uncomfortable. The character should learn how to make the fire to face the adverse situation.
What’s the book called or whatever it is ?
'So every day I wove on the great loom, but every night by torchlight I unwove it; and so for three years I deceived the Akhaians.'
