Personal Narrative or Autobiographies
I. Introduction : 1 paragraph that
introduces the main theme or
experience.
II. Body: 3 paragraphs that elaborate
on the experience, providing details
end reflection.
III. Conclusion: 1 paragraph that wraps
up the narrative and reflects on its
significance.
Answer (1)
Overcoming My Greatest FearAs a child, I was terrified of public speaking. The mere thought of standing in front of a crowd made my hands sweat and my heart race. I avoided any situation that required me to speak in public, but that changed when I was chosen to represent my class in a school competition. At first, I wanted to decline, but something inside me urged me to face my fear instead of running from it.The weeks leading up to the competition were nerve-wracking. I practiced my speech repeatedly, standing in front of the mirror, reciting it to my family, and even recording myself. Despite my efforts, the fear never completely went away. When the day finally arrived, I felt like I would forget everything the moment I stepped on stage. But as I stood there, looking at the audience, I took a deep breath and focused on my words. Slowly, my confidence grew, and by the time I finished, I realized that I had done it—I had faced my fear.That experience changed me. While I may never fully eliminate my fear of public speaking, I no longer let it control me. I have since spoken at events and even led group discussions, something I never thought I could do. That moment taught me that fears are meant to be conquered, and with enough effort, anything is possible.
