Understanding Grammar and Writing Techniques

1. Subjunctive Mood
We use the subjunctive mood when we talk about doubt or feelings.
For example:

• "It’s possible that the character does not have self-confidence."

2. Complex Sentences with Extra Information
These sentences help us add more details about characters.

• Relative Clauses:
  These give us extra information about someone.
  For example:

  • "The main character, who fights for her freedom, faces many challenges."

• Conditional Clauses:
  These explain what could happen in different situations.
  For example:

  • "If the character had made another choice, her life would be different."

3. Passive Voice
This helps us focus on what is happening to the characters.
For example:

• "The sacrifice was made by the hero."

4. Matching Nouns and Adjectives
It’s important to make sure nouns and adjectives match correctly.
For example:

• "The brave characters" vs. "The brave character."

5. Past Tense Conjugations
We use different past tenses to show what happened.

• Preterite: This is for actions that are finished.
  For example:

  • "The author created a fascinating world."

• Imperfect: This is for actions that were ongoing.
  For example:

  • "The character dreamed of a better life."