Dear Akram
Ueslteacher is perfectly correct!
The writer begins the text with a word, phrase, or sentence that intrigues the reader; interests the reader; or surprises the reader, This compels the reader to continue reading the text.
"What �s coming next? I must continue reading!"
You grab attention. You attract interest. You arouse curiosity.
How? With many different tricks!
MYSTERY
"The dead body was in the room --- but the mystery was --- the door was locked on the inside."
FEAR
"Slowly, horribly, dreadfully, the sleleton began to come to life".
HUMOUR
"Lady Magician produces White Rabbit. Midwife faints!"
QUESTION
"Where have all the beautiful women in London gone?"
SHOCK
"Last night, the King died!"
ONE WORD
"Betrayal. That �s what it was --- BETRAYAL"
BEAUTY
"A calm blue-green sea; a gentle, soft, warm breeze; a holiday with contented, convivial companions --- that is what my South Sea Island can promise you!"
SLOGAN
"Blood; Sweat; Toil; Tears. These are all that I offer you!"
I hope that this gives you examples of what Ueslteacher was indicating.
Les
