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How are you? - I'm good? | Gerund vs. infinitive
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Do you have to create a narrative text on this topic? Tue Oct 25, 2005 3:32 am  Do you have to create a narrative text on this topic?		  
My question is about writing. If I have the following topic: "An Embarrasing Experience". and I want to talk about an enbarrasing situation one afternoon. Would this have a narrative o decriptive paragraph function? How should I direct this writing.
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It would most likely be written as a narrative. What do you mean, 'direct'?
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