The word 'novel' is spelled like this: N-O-V-E-L. It's not too difficult to remember.
The correct spelling is 'novel'. It's a straightforward word.
You spell it as 'novel'. Remember, it has five letters - 'n', 'o', 'v', 'e', 'l'.
Well, 'fiction' is spelled as 'f-i-c-t-i-o-n'. Just remember the sequence of these letters and you'll be good to go.
The correct spelling is 'comical'. It's quite straightforward.
The Pinyin of the villain's biography was written in capital letters as bshāng Chuan (the tone of the biography was the second tone).
The pronunciation of the word Sang should be written as "sāng".
It's spelled 'non-fiction' with 'non' meaning not and 'fiction' referring to imaginative or made-up stories.
It's spelled 'science fiction' - quite straightforward.
The English word for a tale, which is'story', is spelled as s - t - o - r - y. This word has been in the English language for a long time. We use it in various expressions like 'love story' or 'horror story'. In literature, stories can be very long, like a novel which is essentially a long story, or very short, like a fable. And its spelling remains the same in different tenses when used as a noun. For example, 'I read a story yesterday' and 'I will write a story tomorrow'.
"Magic Top" was spelled as "Magic Top".