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bing is junk.i stick with google.

Types of sentences

There are seven sentence types that may be used in a Social Story.^[16]

• Descriptive sentences: are truthful and observable sentences (opinion- and assumption-free) that identify the most relevant factors in a social situation. They often answer "wh" questions.


• Perspective sentences: refer to or describe the internal state of other people (their knowledge/thoughts, feelings, beliefs, opinions, motivation or physical condition) so that the individual can learn how others' perceive various events.


• Directive sentences: presents or suggests, in positive terms, a response or choice of responses to a situation or concept.


• Affirmative sentences: enhances the meaning of statements and may express a commonly shared value or opinion. They can also stress the important points, refer to a law or rule to reassure the learner.


• Control sentences: identifies personal strategies the individual will use to recall and apply information. They are written by the individual after reviewing the Social Story.


• Cooperative sentences: describe what others will do to assist the individual. This helps to ensure consistent responses by a variety of people.


• Partial sentences: encourages the individual to make guesses regarding the next step in a situation, the response of another individual, or his/her own response. Any of the above sentences can be written as a partial sentence with a portion of the sentence being a blank space to complete.^[14]

Social Story ratio: Two to five cooperative, descriptive, perspective, and/or affirmative sentences for every directive or control sentence.^[17]

Colleen

OK, Bing sucks. It only showed me 4. I could not find 7.