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whats a good title for my narrating paragraph?

On September 29, 2001 was the day I received the sad news about Aunt Valerie and Uncle Jim. At 10:32 pm I received a call from my mother Emily saying my aunt Valerie age 27 and Uncle Jim age 29 had been in a terrible car accident. Hit by a drunk driver while driving home from work on highway 694 West in Minneapolis, Mn. They usually would take 694 west home to Fridley, MN but this one day was not like every other day. Something happen this day a black Chevrolet pickup was behind their 2004 black Honda and rear ended them from behind. While trying to cut them off as another vehicle passing by hit the pickup causing the Chevrolet pickup to crash into the Honda and flip the car over and landed in a ditch full of water. As the paramedic and fire department arrived to find Jim not breathe they try to revised him back to life but did not work and pronounced him dead at the scene. The driver of the pick truck was also pronounced dead at the scene. Valerie was rushe

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blueskies

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I dunno… Maybe one of these titles? What do you think?

“The Day When Everything Change”

“Life Will Never Be The Same”

“One Accident, Lives Lost”

“One Accident Can Change Lives Forever”

“Don’t Drink and Drive: One Accident Can Change Lives Forever”

P.S. I took the liberty to correct your grammatical errors…

On September 29, 2001 I received the sad news about Aunt Valerie and Uncle Jim. At precisely 10:32 p.m., I received a call from my mother, Emily, saying my Aunt Valerie (age 27) and Uncle Jim (age 29) had been in a terrible car accident. My Aunt and Uncle had been hit by a drunk driver while driving home from work on Highway 694 West in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

My Aunt and Uncle normally took Hwy 694 West home to Fridley, Minnesota, but this one day was not like every other day. Something happened this day that would change lives forever. One accident that would result in many lives lost.

Apparently, a black Chevrolet pickup behind my Aunt and Uncle’s 2004 black Honda rearended them. This black pickup (with a drunk driver behind the wheel) was trying to pass my Aunt and Uncle’s Honda from behind, but in the process of changing lanes, the pickup got hit by another passing vehicle, causing the pickup to crash into the Honda. Upon impact, my Aunt and Uncle’s car flipped over and landed in a ditch full of water.

The paramedics and fire department arrived on the scene only to find Uncle Jim not breathing. Although they made every attempt to revive my Uncle, nothing they tried seemed to work and finally they pronounced him dead at the scene. Sadly, the driver of the pickup truck was also pronounced dead at the scene. My Aunt Valerie was rushed to the hospital, but she, too, lost her fight to live that unfateful day.

It was only one accident, yet three lives were lost. It was only one accident, yet it has impacted not only the lives that were lost, but the lives of other people like myself. My life has been changed forever. My life will never be the same. I can never have my Aunt Valerie and Uncle Jim back; they only live in my heart as memories.

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5 years ago
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A paragraph has a minimum of 3 to 5 sentences. Also, a new paragraph is started when you move on to another topic. I did not read the “wall of text” either because you didn’t even try to break it into paragraphs. It’s a little overwhelming. This is why we use paragraphs in the first place. Good luck!
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old lady
One does not usually give a title to a paragraph, but if you wish to do so, you may. You can do one of two things: pick a phrase from your story, for example, “Something happen” (although it should be ‘Something happened” – you need to go through and correct your verb endings and other grammatical odds and ends) or a title that tells something about the story or, in this case, the paragraph, such as “Mayhem in Minneapolis”.

But you most certainly need to do some work on this before you hand it in. At present, it is only a rough draft.

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Oyaya
I’m not sure what grade level you’re in so a title is a bit difficult and can range from simply: “The Accident,” which is descriptive or: “He wasn’t breathing…” for dramatic purposes. Either way, this paragraph is riddled with grammar errors so please proof read before you turn it in.
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ruth4526
The wrong road home or The accident going home. If he hadn’t been drinking.
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BluGrrl
The day the sun didn’t rise…
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