- In a sentence or two, describe how these elements work together to form the plot of the 'Three Little Pigs.'

3. Write the basic plot of a book or story you have read.

4. Write the basic plot of a movie you enjoyed.

5. Describe how each of these plots is similar and how each is different.

Question

- In a sentence or two, describe how these elements work together to form the plot of the 'Three Little Pigs.'

3. Write the basic plot of a book or story you have read.

4. Write the basic plot of a movie you enjoyed.

5. Describe how each of these plots is similar and how each is different.

blurbendy · Answer

- In a sentence or two, describe how these elements work together to form the plot of the 'Three Little Pigs.'

which elements?

tanya123 · Answer

1. Write the basic plot of a book or story you have read.

2. Write the basic plot of a movie you enjoyed.

3. Describe how each of these plots is similar and how each is different.

.....These are the elements ... @blurbendy

tanya123 · Answer

write a sentence or two decribe the point i jotted (elements) and form the plot of the 'Three Little Pigs.'
@blurbendy

tanya123 · Answer

can u help me ??? @blurbendy

e.mccormick · Answer

Those are not elements of the three little pigs, so it is not possible for blurbendy or anyone to help with the way it was first worded.  The elements must be something referenced earlier.

The second way you worded it... "write a sentence or two decribe the point i jotted (elements) and form the plot of the 'Three Little Pigs.' " means something completely different, but is unclear.  Are you saying, take the plot of a story you like and see how it is similar to the three little pigs?  If so, then you need to have read and seen the same hings I have or my answer will not help.

However, someone might be able to review it if you give it a shot.  They can see if what you write makes sense.

tanya123 · Answer

well to tell u the truth i dont understand the whole question... :(
but if u like i can give u the first part of the question ? @e.mccormick

e.mccormick · Answer

The first part may be critical here.

tanya123 · Answer

so do u need it or no ?

e.mccormick · Answer

blurbendy asked, "which elements?" and I have pointed out the question is missing something and used the word critical in reference to the first part.  Did either of us ever have enough information to point towards your answer?  No.

I do not intend to be mean, but please, think about this.  Why would you keep asking if we need more information after we have told you repeatedly that we need more information?

loser66 · Answer

hey, what is it?