Tips on wrighting a narrative.?

Well, 1000 words isn't much of anything at all. Just choose and event and describe it. After you have described the event thoroughly, with all necessary detail you can go back in and add even more description just for the purpose of boosting word count.

Narratives are quite easy, and once you start writing it you will find that 1000 words is barely any, and you will probably get much farther than you expected you would. Especially if your narrative is about something very important, because when a larger picture is important the details tend to be important as well.

Details seem to be the key to success.. Also a positive attitude helps. Do not get like 100 words (that may be one to three paragraphs... depending on paragraph length.) into it and then give up. Giving up is the one thing that will keep you from ever successfully writing anything. If you don't give up, you can't fail at writing.. because that's all it really is. Words and perseverance.

(Also, this answer is 1/5th of the length your 1000 word narrative would be. See, if you multiple this by five... it isn't that much. I'm sure you can do it!)

Edit: ALso, I find that if you give yourself specific word count amounts for each thing that happens like: "I want to spend at least three hundred words describing the car ride..." you can easily reach your word count goal. Of course, not everything can be stretched to be so many words... just find places that you can do so and then do it... but not in a way that bores the reader with unnecessary information... (I know, it is a lot to take in, but it is really fun to write, isn't it?)

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Do not worry so much about telling your reader what happened. Instead, use descriptive prose to give your reader a sense of the mood and emotion.

A good spellchecker or proofreader would be a No 1 priority for you.

Just write. Sit down and write till your fingers bleed. Then go back and edit.

Well, you can start by WRITING something.