Math Story Telling Day 2024 is on Wednesday, September 25, 2024: Telling your feelings to someone?

Wednesday, September 25, 2024 is Math Story Telling Day 2024.

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hmm u wont like this story if you are homophobic..so if you are then dont read it..anyway my story:

I liked her for 3 months or more but i was too scared to do anything about it because i wasnt sure she liked me.

One day we were in math class and we were sitting next to each other writing on a piece of paper so the teacher wouldnt hear us. Well the subject came up of who you like and she said i like a girl.i asked her to give me some hints and she kind of described me. It was so obvious she was talking about me but i was still scared to tell her anything. anyway after awhile i just got sick of it and told her not to freak out cause it might be shocking and i told her that i like her. Right after i told her she was smiling so much and said she liked me too. We both couldnt stop smiling and it was kind of strange cuz we had to keep it silent since we were in class but we were smiling like crazy. after 1 week we got togehter and now she is my gf:D and i love her so much..i will do my best to make things work out between us..i hope im going to stay with her for a long long time

ps. if your liking someone and ur scared of telling them u should always tell them how u feel...u might regret it after and u will always ask yourself how it would have went if you told him/her your feelings..life is too short...if you get rejected then u get rejected..go on with your like cause ur going to surely find someone that deserves you

Math logic help please.?

IF

2 students are telling the truth

AND

the third is lying,

Adams and Clark's account agree, (both say that Adams and Benitez were near the school that day)

THEREFORE

Benitez is the third; Benitez is lying when he says he was out of town all week.

Benitez likely stole the mascot (or knows who did).

Story for my gcse coursework, help?

Think of this:

Where do you want this to go? What do you want to happen? What's the story about?

If you don't know the answer to any for these, you should probably change your story to be honest.

Another way to make your writing more interesting is by:

Changing the length/type of sentences.

Taking out any unnecessary words.

Also think about what you're writing this for, and what you want the style to be:

This is for GCSE - are you sure you want to write a piece on how much your character hates school? It will come across as how much you hate it!

Your style is very casual, depending on what your story's about you might not want to sound so casual, even if it is from a student's perspective.

You've got to remember that although it is the character speaking, characters in books don't talk the way we do in real life - try reading something like Twilight, told from the character Bella's perspective. If you've already read that, try Midnight Sun, from the character Edward's perspective and can be found on Stephanie Meyer's website. Midnight Sun is not finished so is shorter than the published books.

Can you see yourself reading this book? Do you think you would enjoy reading it. What you need to write to get a high mark is something that stands out. The examiner reads hundreds of stories, you want yours to catch their attention - make them wanting more when it ends!

If you are truly into the story, it shouldn't be hard to write.

If you want to add some more details, I'll try and help further.

I hope this helped, H xxxx