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Chronological. It is when the story is presented from beginning to end without jumps in time while the story is told.
Retrospective. It is when the story returns to the past from a specific point. It is widely used in police novels.
Anticipative. Events that will happen later are reported. There is no linear order of time

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Omniscient. This type of narrator is one who is alien to the story and has a full knowledge of the facts.
Witness. He is an observer of the situation.
Protagonist. Narrator who tells his own story.

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Must have
Narrator: this is the person that will give to know the story. Can be on first person or as third person.
Sequence and style: the public must have interest in the text, so the text can't be boring.
Space or place:  It is where the story or story takes place. In turn, this time is also included in this section.
Time: moment in which the events occur
Conclusion: the final part of the text, where sometimes can have a teaching according to the author's purpose.

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It includes the story of events that develop or have been developed for a period of time and estimated space.
It usually includes the participation of diverse characters.
This text can be both real and imaginary.

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Introduction: it's the initial part of the story. All the characters and their purposes are presented.
Development: It's the part where the conflict or the problem of the story is presented.
Outome-Conclusion: It's the part where the climax is usually given and the solution to the problem.