in narrative writing what does  time connector mean?
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A "time connector" is a transitional-type word which will help the reader move along with a story (a narrative).  This time connector will be a word such as Meanwhile, Afterward, Beforehand, Soon, or During.  Think of Scooby Doo, which is simply a narrative story.  In order to help the audience understand the timeline of the story, the write would use a quote such as, "Meanwhile, back at the warehouse..."\n\nIt connects a previous time, with the next time in a story.
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Time is more of a playing field than a player. It is the stage on which everything happens and not an active participants. So, to answer the question: Nowhere/Everywhere. It doesn't have to move because it always exists everywhere, cronologically speaking.\n\nSocially speaking: Time flies when you are having fun.
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Stitches.  An understood noun refers to its antecedent.  In this case, "stitch" is the antecedent, because "time" is in a prepositional phrase.
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The duration is the amount of time which passes from the beginning to the end of the interaction.
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Science fiction, mostly. They exist, but you cannot use them for anything except to get crushed. Sorry, there is only one universe, and time travel is only possible in the forward direction. Every second, you travel one second into the future.
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scientifically there is no past present or future. they are only words we use in referrence while using our standard clocks. time is measured by differently by how you use it. if we lived on jupiter instead of earth our referrence of a year would be way longer.\n\non a scientific note you are write but it is important to use past present and future referrence so that you dont get instances confused. time is usually organized in chronological order becuase that is how we veiw things in first person instead of thinking outside of the box.\n\npast is usually meant as in referrence to something that has already happened.\n\nnow is usually referring to an even that just happened or is currently happening or will happen in the close future.\n\nfuture is often referred in long distances like weeks,months,years,decades,centuries,and milliniums.\n\nI realize that when you say "the universe was born just now" you are referrering on a larger scale of time. as in billions of years. your just shortening your meaning of that referrence of relation to our daily lifes to something that we can logically think about.
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Lead time (lead time: An overlap between tasks that have a dependency. For example, if a task can start when its predecessor is half-finished, you can specify a finish-to-start dependency with a lead time of 50 percent for its successor [has a negative lag value].) is overlap between tasks (task: An activity that has a beginning and an end. Project plans are made up of tasks.) that have a dependency (task dependencies: A relationship between two linked tasks; linked by a dependency between their finish and start dates. There are four kinds of task dependencies: Finish-to-start[FS], Start-to-start [SS], Finish-to-finish [FF], and Start-to-finish [SF].). For example, if a task can start when its predecessor (predecessor: A task that must start or finish before another task can start or finish.) is half finished, you can specify a finish-to-start dependency with a lead time of 50 percent for the successor (successor: A task that cannot start or finish until another task starts or finishes.) task. You enter lead time as a negative value.\n\nLag time (lag time: A delay between tasks that have a dependency. For example, if you need a two-day delay between the finish of one task and the start of another, you can establish a finish-to-start dependency and specify a two-day lag time [has a positive value].) is a delay between tasks that have a dependency. For example, if you need a two-day delay between the finish of one task and the start of another, you can establish a finish-to-start dependency and specify two days of lag time. You enter lag time as a positive value.\n\nYou can enter lead time or lag time as a duration (duration: The total span of active working time that is required to complete a task. This is generally the amount of working time from the start to finish of a task, as defined by the project and resource calendar.) or as a percentage of the predecessor task duration. You enter lead time or lag time on the Predecessor tab in the Task Information dialog box.
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It's a good question. It's hard to say without any type of hint as to what the story is about. it might be better from the 3rd since you'd be able to play a role in the being able to be in all the charaters point of view. And put you as the narator telling the story to kids before going to bed or depending on the story to some adults where they lost electricity during a thunderstorm and you can tell the story from that perceptive. If you were to do it from 1st person you would have to be guessing what they say (since we can read minds). \nI hope this has helped.\n\nBest of Luck!
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time is .....an imaginary dimension in space... \n time is .....gold ...\n time is .....precious...\n time is .....gooooood\n time ..................mmmmmmmm \n excuse me ..time to go have meselfe another drink hehehe
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Try checking out at www.sparknotes.com/literature.This will provide you not only with the date but also the context in which the story is written,a plot overview,a detailed summary and analysis as well as character analysis,while explaining important quotes and proving questions and answers to some of them.\nNever limit urself:the information u would have gathered will help u enormously!
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Seconds are a segment of an hour, which is in turn a segment of a day.\n\n*shrug*  Not sure what you mean by relationship
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Narrative report is not a direct report. Means in a narrative report you are not the direct or the first person writing the report. say you have witnessed an accident and a reporter asks you what happened. then when he starts taking down your narrations then that report is called a narrative report.
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Anachronism or anachronistic.  The story itself would be anachronistic, but (for example) a knight in modern day New York would be an anachronism.
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well, we all assume that time flows in one direction and one thing follows another. Maybe that's just the way we see it. Try to imagine that you were a cartoon, 2D on a page, you have no concept of the 3rd dimension. If we could se everything that had happened at once, time wouldn't be linear but I digress. In effect non-linear time means that one thing would not necessarily come after the other e.g. I wrote this 'before' you asked the question.
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If I had to guess, I'd say that a "place tracer" is someone who describes the setting and why it is important to the story. \nThat';s what makes sense to me. Your teacher probably made it up because it sounds better than "setting describer"\n\nIf you can, double check your directions or call someone from class and ask.
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My son's school has this thing they do with Time magazine.  It's called "Time For Kids" and they have all kinds of current event stuff in there.
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1, [TIME]-I'm living on borrowed time.\n                 Video games require such an expenditure of time.\n[LIFE]- My marriage was just a pit stop on the road to Mandalay.\n            I don't know  what lies ahead on the road to success.\n[PEOPLE]- She withered away in sadness after he left her.\n             She wrapped her arms around me like a vine on a\n             trellis.\n[UNDERSTANDING]- I preach, I rant, but you just don't see!\n                    In order to understand relativity, you must first visualize yourself on a stationary boat where the shore is always floating away from you.\n\n2. Cheer up! \n    Nobody knows you when you're down and out.\n            Your frown brings me down.   I was up $300, but I left a loser.       Better put in some oil.  You're down 2 quarts. \nIt may rain too much in Seattle, but there is an up side to living there.     Don't look down on me just because I am poor.\n\n3. [TIME]  I sit alone writing songs while time rolls past my window.\n    The past is in the graveyard, the future is on the red eye to the pearly gates.\n[COMMUNICATION]  She funnelled her hopes and dreams  into a  pint bottle and threw them overboard.  \nThey hoped the march would send the president  a message.\n[ANGER] He was so pertubed he nearly boiled over with vitriol, and steam was pouring out of his ears.\nShe was a seething cauldron of molten lava, waiting  for a chance to erupt.\nI hope these are what you were looking for.\n\nCheers.