Okay but I know these may not be the best explanations but I will try. And note you don't need to do every single one of them, you skip one or end at earlier option if you want to. what ever you feel you are most comfortable doing.
Rising Action / Mounting Problems
Troubles mount as the conflict kicks into high gear. What keeps the protagonist going?
Most looseist and open on of them all. This is were your main stuff happens. If a mystery this is where you show of all your clues. If romance or drama this were you build up/ break down character relationships with each other with whatever scenario you can logically put them in. This where audience should learn more about the characters (like backstory, goals, change in goals, emotional problems ectra). It should have at least some connection to the overall conflict( current relationships and personality differences if that's the main conflict). Subplots involving family drama, career also appear and are built up here
Midpoint / Reversal
A surprise event that wrecks the plan and raises the stakes, often after a temporary triumph.
Basically where things seem alright like a solution seemed to have been found and very little will get hurt form it (villain defeated or a character thinks they have found a solution to a relationship problem they been having throu a amiable break up or finding someone they love or having their feelings reciprocated). However you must hint at this being temporary due to some faulty logic/mistake your character makes. So your audience will see that something is wrong but the characters may not. Make sure it logically connects and make sense and does not betrays characterization.
ACT II, PART 2 — AFTER THE REVERSAL
STORY ELEMENTS
SCENE OR CHAPTER IDEAS
More Troubles
There is fallout from the midpoint, continuing the conflict as problems pile up.
Basically the seemly small issue from before is snow balling to be worse now. For example the small feeling of discontentment or resentment gradually grows here. Maybe a left out clue is revealed to be have let someone awful into the protagonists lives.
Disaster
A moment when everything goes wrong and the goal appears impossible to achieve.
The lowest emotional/mental/physical point of the protagonists, the terrible stuff from before make it seem like the goal they wanted to achieve from the beginning seems impossible to begin with. And how other characters react to this.(sadists just make things worse from this point onwards)
Turning Point
New ideas or fresh inspiration offer hope and set up the story’s final act.
Basically things get better. Relationships thought to have been broken are being built up from apologies or new information. The protagonists are building up their life back throu new found motivation form some source you may have hinted at earlier. A character after a character arc earlier is now able to make things better with their more mature wisdom.
ACT III — RESOLUTION
STORY ELEMENTS
SCENE OR CHAPTER IDEAS
Plan / Resolve
All the pieces are moved into place for the finale. Subplots tie together and the stakes reach a peak.
Basically the aftermath of the turning point. where everything you have set up comes together with all drama plots and romance plots seem to now have a solution on how to fix them and may lead to the happiest ending for every one involved.
Climax
The protagonist comes face to face with the antagonist or main obstacle and is victorious… or fails.
Basically where the big bad is defeated, the romance has reached a conclusion, the drama has now found a mostly permanent solution(thou you can make it still temporary in the long run if that's what you are going for). Conclusion does not mean happy, it can be bitter sweet with relationships permanently destroyed but with hints of recovery later in life to out right tragic with no sign of happiness, it up to you.
Denouement
After the climax, the protagonist and/or world have changed. A final scene provides closure to the story.
Basically you show how every thing as changed for your protagonist. What has changed in the status quo. How is the protagonists now living their lives(if they are still alive). And how do they feel? How much have their world view has changed since the beginning.
Ya this is the best I can do. Hope that helps.
