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by Richard Davenport
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memorable happened tell while anecdote

1 . Introducing the anecdote :
? " Let me you a funny / interesting story that to me . . . "
? " I have a great I'd like to share with you . . . "
? " Here's a little incident that happened a ago . . . "
? " I've got a experience I want to tell you about . . . "

2

during started while was

2 . Setting the scene :
? " It all when . . . "
? " I was in ( place ) with ( person / people ) . . . "
? " One day , I ( activity ) , . . . "
? " Back in ( year / season ) , ( event / situation ) , . . . "

3

came across this met with

3 . Describing people :
? " There was ( adjective ) person I encountered . . . "
? " I a really ( adjective ) character . . . "
? " I the most ( adjective ) individual . . . "
? " I was my ( adjective ) friend / coworker . . . "

4

aback astonishment truly believe

4 . Expressing surprise or amazement :
? " You won't what happened next . . . "
? " To my , . . . "
? " I was completely taken when . . . "
? " It was unbelievable . . . "

5

took know Little didn't occurred

5 . Adding suspense or anticipation :
? " did I that . . . "
? " What I expect was . . . "
? " And then something extraordinary . . . "
? " And that's when things an unexpected turn . . . "

6

imagine comes nowhere part

6 . Building up the climax :
? " The funniest / most surprising is . . . "
? " And here the best / wildest bit . . . "
? " And then , out of , . . . "
? " You can't how it unfolded . . . "

7

That's adventure played memorable

7 . Concluding the anecdote :
? " my little story . "
? " And that's how the whole incident out . "
? " And that's the end of my . "
? " So , that's my anecdote for you . "

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