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See all 19 »My previous question was "Are paragraph spacing used for emphasis?" and that got me thinking even deeper about emphasizing. I'd like to emphasize to create tension and make the reader continue rea...
1 answer · posted 7y ago by Sweet_Cherry · last activity 7y ago by System
I am writing a story and I have these 3 sentences that elaborate on the ending of a first page. This way the reader will continue to read my story. My question is, am I allowed to place paragraph ...
1 answer · posted 7y ago by Sweet_Cherry · last activity 7y ago by System
I usually have the same problem. What I'd do is get a notebook with a hard cover, or just find a wall or something.
posted 8y ago by Sweet_Cherry · last activity 7y ago by System
If it's a single author, use I. I is for singular, and if you are doing the research and all that stuff by yourself, then take credit, unless someone's helped you. If you use "we", then there must ...
posted 8y ago by Sweet_Cherry · last activity 7y ago by System
"Shall I meet you..." is fine, but you would try and make it sound pleasant. Maybe you are looking forward to it, or maybe you could talk to them about something interesting, then say something lik...
posted 8y ago by Sweet_Cherry · last activity 7y ago by System
Normally yes, because you wouldn't really want the table of contents and the beginning of a chapter on one page. It looks neater, and easier to manage when you finally print it out.
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As a reader, what would you like to know about a character? Their physical look? Their friends? Their talents? Their thoughts? Usually you would need some physical description, but also deep though...
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If you feel that it will get harder to write if you read another similar book, then what I'd suggest would be to plan your story, then read similar books, or finish your story then read books to im...
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A question is a question. The reader may not understand if you don't put the question mark at the end. If you're reading outloud, a sentence with a question mark at the end would curve up, but if i...
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Another way to improve your article is peer editing. Ask your friend or family to take a look at your article and see if you can improve on anything.
posted 8y ago by Sweet_Cherry · last activity 7y ago by System
How should you end a business letter? If you are writing a letter to your grandparents, I would use With Love from 'name' However, if you are writing a professional letter to someone impor...
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The only thing you can do is to read and write, but reading will help the most. In order to learn something, you need to keep it in your head. Say you're learning piano. You need to keep learning n...
posted 8y ago by Sweet_Cherry · last activity 7y ago by System
Try to think of that whiny voice you told to shush up ten times a day. Usually, six year olds wouldn't have a good vocabulary, so change the words so that they sound normal, and not that smart. For...
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Usually if you're confused, you would most likely do the following: Act weird (He told me he currently worked at NASA. "Huh? Oh y-yeah. T-that's nice. H-how is the um.. The job?) Look confused (D...
posted 8y ago by Sweet_Cherry · last activity 7y ago by System
What I would do, would be to write down every basic event, and then on top write which event in which chapter. So it would be like this: Chapter 1: -Event 1 -Event 2 -Event 3 Chapter 2: -Event 1 ...
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