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You have given your best shot in writing. You were able to write your first draft after all the hard works that you had made in order to set your ideas nicely and manageably in your text. So what's next? It is all done? Or there are still things that you need to apply into your own piece? Now, did you shape your ideas into writing well? How did you do it? If you don't have any idea about it, let me tell you the ways to do it.
First of all, you need to do some planning steps in preparation for your piece. This includes how you will start your introduction, what follows next and how you'll end it. Of course, you don't have to stick with your own point of views, you need facts to support it. So you've got to do some research about your topic. Then write creatively. Follow your intuitions on how you would like your piece to appear nicely. You don't have to write and edit at the same time. You need to write down your ideas first before proceeding to the editing process.
Most importantly, there is no other way to make your piece look interesting unless you are going to shape it up. Trim down your content accordingly by following some simple steps to accomplish it.
Sure, you've got a cool idea. Building that into a story that you can turn into an engaging piece, however, should take a little more effort (certainly, more than what you'll need to use a convenient grammar software). Generally, a simple (or complex, depending on how you work) brainstorming session that looks to expand that idea into a compelling concept should do the trick.
What exactly should you be doing to manage that?
Record your ideas. Some ideas can come in torrents. Once you're ready to begin working on them, however, they end up inaccessible. As such, it's important to record any bit of an inkling you come up with, so that you may refer back to them at any time during your pre-writing stage.
Develop the ideas. One good idea will require an appropriate amount of research to turn into a workable material. So, put in the necessary work to find supporting information. While you do that, think about how the concept will appeal to the reader. Is it too narrow or too broad? Is it too niche? Does it try to cover too many things at once?
Tailor the idea. Identify your readers and angle the presentation of the piece towards them. What angle can you take so it appeals to their particular interests? Have they seen the same thing before? How can you make it sound fresh and new to them?
Test the idea. Can you gather up enough information to produce a well-supported piece? Are your skill sets on par with the requirements of the work? How much time will writing this take from you? Does it interest you enough to put in the effort?
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Article Title: Writing Personality Profiles: A Few Tips
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Writing a personality profile? You need to be very aware on what to do in the right way in order to make it more appealing in the eyes of your readers and for any opportunities that will come your way. Writing a personality profile is really interesting especially online personality profiles where the later is the most common profile writing nowadays. If you are going to write about yourself, then it wouldn't be hard in your part to tell something about yourself since you know yourself more than anyone else.
Writing personality profiles is the most effective way to extract certain information about you or about the any person that you wanted to write on. This usually happens if you are writing for a magazine or any featured reference material. So, how are you going to write one effectively? What are the things that need to be considered?
Here a few tips to ensure that you present the subject in a complete, interesting and engaging light.
Get plenty of quotes. You don't have to use them all. In fact, the going advice is to get as much as three times the number of quotes you actually intend to use, so you get a decent-size pool to choose from. You can always surf the internet to get more ideas about it.
Use anecdotes. Anecdotes provide one of the most effective ways of showing a person's character. You can dig these up from stories told about the subject by their friends, family and colleagues. Find ones that support the facets of their personality you want to show and run with it.
Physical characteristics. I have seen many personality profiles that barely touched on a person's physical characteristics. While some writers would rather highlight the subject's accomplishments and personality, their physical features are a part of the whole picture. As such, give it proper due.
Defining traits. Dig up the person's habits, unusual tastes, particular attitudes and shortcomings, as they communicate loads about their overall personality. Do they collect vinyl records from the 70s? Are they closet Britney Spears fans? Do they stock up on Jack Daniels? Are they poor at Math?
Professional work. Work is a highly-defining characteristic for many individuals. As such, finding out as much as you can about your subject's work life can turn up plenty of details on who they are as people. Similarly, dig up everything you can about their work and businesses.
Goals and plans. To let readers know what they can expect from the subject, make sure to get a clear picture of their future plans. It is also another window that lets you in on their feelings about their current situation.
Wrap it all up nicely. Use a dominant presentation strategy throughout the piece, as well as tap on the power of a good composition software to help you out. Don't forget to check for any writing errors in your piece. After all, the information is all meat with no gravy if you don't put the whole thing in a nice package.
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Article Title: Turning a Broad Topic Into a Targeted Question
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Have you ever tried writing a broad topic down? It can be very challenging in your part since you have to find ways on how to deliver your message. Or worst, you might find some hard time on how to narrow it all down. Having a general topic oftentimes dictate a writer to write longer pieces. Would it look effective if you put it that way? Or maybe, are there any people who are going to read you piece? The simplest answer to your problem is to make your broad topic an interesting one by knowing what your reader would like to know more about it.
More preferably, you should write a piece where it answers their questions more and provide the necessary information that your readers are looking for. Simple as that. You don't have to write it in longer way and include pointless words and ideas in your text. If that happens, you will only consume most of your time and even you as a writer would find it hard to understand your own piece. How much more at your reader's side?
So do it the right way. And that is to make your board topic into answering targeted questions. Now, what are the ways to do it nicely and effectively? What are the things that you need to include and to bear in mind?
Turning a topic into a thesis can be arrived at in various ways. One of the most reliable is restating it in the form of a question.
Why a question? A question works so well because it gives you an immediate target to aim for. Answering that question will the essay's main goal, no more and no less. Rather than flirt with all sorts of supporting statements at every paragraph, testing which one works for the topic at hand, your sights are immediately narrowed down to an issue that must be addressed.
Narrowing Down
If a topic can't be turned into a single question, it only means one thing: you need to further narrow it down. As such, the act of transforming the statement of the subject into a query acts as a filter that allows you to test whether a subject is narrow enough to play as the main subject of the piece.
Essay Assignments
That's why essay assignments presented in the form of a question are among the easiest ones to write about. The thesis is usually built into the instructions. All you have to do is find what the question is pointing at and prepare the piece to answer it.
Post-Draft Phase
After writing your first draft of the piece, having that question allows you to ask rather quickly: does my essay sufficiently answer the question? If it does, then you've expressed your ideas successfully. All that's left now is tighten the work with a good proofreading software and some added attention. If it doesn't, the solution is equally obvious. Find what else is needed to completely round out the query and include in the text.
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Article Title: Grammar Online – Write Perfect English Out Of The Box
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Are you fond of writing in English? Are you struggling when proofreading, because it consumes all of your writing time? If you are a writer, then for sure you know how much time you have to spend for proofreading articles, newsletters, and other documents. To save time, it could be a wise choice to use English grammar online software, while writing but also for learning purposes.
There are various programs floating around on the internet, some of them are even free to download. Many of them contain malware, adware or viruses. It's smart to invest some little money and buy a legit, advanced software. Advanced software offers regular updates and mostly consist of a virtual tutor built-in into the program. A tutor which gives instant hints, writing tips and error feedback as you proofread your text. When you are in the the process of writing it can correct grammar errors, rephrase sentences, suggest new words or expressions and overall, improves the quality of your writings by miles. In fact, with the use of good English text checking software, it is possible to craft comprehensible, clear, and accurate text.
You can easily get used to such a software, as it works in the background and consistently checks your writing and finally pops up as you write crap. Once you have successfully purchased and downloaded the software, all you need to do is to mark the text, press a button and it will scan your crafted text. It literally does the work for you.
Important things to note:
You will need to choose English grammar online software that has a massive database and an advanced set of language analysis algorithms. The basic function of this English writing software is to help you check for any spelling, grammar, and punctuation mistakes. Even more advanced English online software can even help you to refine and enrich your written text.
Make your work professional:
With the right choice of English writing software, it is possible for you to convert your normal writing into something more professional. The truth is, the result of your writing will be better than the ones you receive from conventional word processors. Manual proofreading will take your most precious time and a possibility that you will miss or overlook some grammar errors. With the use of this software, even if you are not an expert in proofreading, your work will possibly be better than of the professionals. If you think you are already good in proofreading, wouldn't it be better to make your life easier? You can only do this with the help of advanced tools.
English writing is an important skill to have these days. Fact is, you can improve your writing through constant practice. But you can also improve it by using the right software and save time struggling on the learning curve. As you write, you need to consider many factors like spelling, grammar, and how you will convey your thoughts in the text. The proper use of punctuation marks has significant importance when writing better English. According to professional proofreaders, putting of punctuation marks at the right place plays a significant role in your English writing. To make English writing easier, use English grammar punctuation software. One mistake in putting punctuation marks would change the meaning of the message you want to say in your text.
Almost anybody into English writing, can benefit by using professional writing software. It makes your English writing better and clearer. Here are some valid reasons speaking for it:
1. Learn when and how to use commas. Do you think you are using run on sentences? Then you need to know the purpose of commas. Also, you do not want to use too many commas all the time. One mistake in putting the comma could change the message of your text that you want to convey to your readers.
2. You might not know how to use properly quotation marks. Like when you use quotes around words you want to highlight, you may not be using the quotation marks in the exact way.
3. The use of APOSTROPHES. This is an area where many people always get confused. Apostrophes are use for contractions, such as "don't," "couldn't," or "won't." They are also use to indicate possessions as in "Ben's Place," or "David's Barn." You might be using apostrophe the wrong way. You can learn all the rulings on how to use apostrophe by using English grammar punctuation guide.
4. Exclamation points and Question marks. If you think you are still confuse when and how to use these two common punctuation marks, use the grammar guide.
5. Proper way of using colons and Semicolons. These two can be too confusing to use at times. A colon is two dots near one another and a semicolon is a dot on top of a comma.
These are some basic examples of punctuation mark faults, which always need to used perfectly. Advanced grammar punctuation programs can do the job for you. Take advantage now!
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Article Title: How to Write With Style and Flair
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To many of us, writing with style sounds like a scary proposition. In truth, "style" merely refers to the act of putting a little personality into your text, something that can easily be accomplished by distancing yourself a little from the formal conventions of writing.
Famous writers are known by their writings styles and how they had affected their reader's interest with everything they tried to write on. Writing with styles can be acquired by anyone who is determined to write creatively and effectively but somehow, it is a good thing if you are writing with flair also.
One can improve their writing styles further through their regular writing experiences in life. As you keep on writing, your writing evolves into a much more different way where it seems like you fall in love with your writing deeply and for the sake of your reader's reactions towards your content. Where you could express your feeling more into your own writing whatever your topic is. Writing with styles and flair is such an amazing thing that a certain writer must possess.
While both of these things can be practiced easily, you need to evaluate your writing capacity first whether there are things that you needed to change or put your focus on it. What can you do to improve your own writing style? Here are things that you need to know and which can help you improve your writing with style and flair more:
A Subject That's Close To Your Heart. A subject that you care about and believe others should pay attention is destined to bring out your most creative spiels, compared to one you barely give two cents of your personal feelings to. Your genuine feelings about the topic should bring out the passion that's necessary to add that extra element of attractiveness in your work.
It is really easy and convenient to write when you are sure about the topic you are writing. A topic where you and your readers can relate deeply or where you all understand it clearly and react to any arguments that you wrote in your content is what a subject that is close to your heart means.
Let Out Your Unique Voice. Use a natural writing style, choosing to let out your own voice, instead of trying to mimic someone else's. Don't be afraid to sound too informal – it's this natural quality that will give your writing a character all its own.
Simplify Your Writing. Unless you are intentionally trying to make the subject sound more profound than it is, keep your writing simple. It won't only ensure an easier time for your readers, it allows your mastery of and passion for the subject to shine.
Edit Ruthlessly. Cutting out information that doesn't help illuminate the matter for your readers is an important part of concise writing, as crucial, in many ways, to using a quality editing software. The more concise your text, the more you can allow your writing style as well as your content to shine.
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Article Title: Breaking Web-Based Writing Conventions
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When writing for the web, short and simple has long been the order of the day. As you can see, there are a so many websites that contains the same topic as yours. Your chance of getting a lot of readers that will read your text will be hard to attain.
After all, most readers especially those who are information-seekers and blog readers will automatically turn to the next website if they found the first one not so interesting. You don't need to make your writings long. Always keep in mind that you are writing in order to express to your readers what your message is trying to convey to them and not because you have to consume most of their time. So short passages always rule over the web. Write concisely and clearly.
Short sentences, quick paragraphs, plenty of white space and bullet item points are what you should be using to communicate your ideas to online readers, as standard guidelines go. Most of all, since you have to write shorter than usual, you need to make sure that in every sentence that you wrote in your content, it should always contains a direct point where your readers can easily understand your message clearly.
This idea of keeping your online writing in a specialized format, coupled with a detailed proofreading (which we recommend doing with an advanced writing software), has long been accepted as the de facto style necessary for web-based content. More than simply serving as a guideline, its effectiveness has been proven to work time and time again. However, not all people are aware of that but it is very important to know such things especially if it will help you greatly in terms of how to write effectively online.
So, does this mean long, flowing text has no place being published online? Not exactly and it's not that like that as what you are thinking.
If you started reading a book published online and found it especially engaging, would you really refrain from reading because there are no bullet points? When an excellently-written article breaks all the above rules bit features on the most compelling ideas you've come across, are you really going to search for something else instead?
Just like with books, most people will be willing to pay full attention to your writing if it's good. If a piece of writing drips with passion, style, flair and vibrant language, there's a good chance people will stay on it, even when it breaks the conventions of online copywriting. In fact, I'd go so far as to say that you might generate a bit more interest from readers, as a direct result of your copy's ability to break the monotony of generic web writing models.
That's why you need to pay attention with how you wrote your content well. Does it attracts your reader's attention or are you writing the correct and proper way to catch their interest? Simply put, if you have something important to say and have the chops to stylishly detail it, you can get away with writing in a more traditional, less web-centric manner.
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Article Title: Five Things That Can Get the Writing Gears in Motion
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It's pretty annoying how you tried hard enough to think of the possible words that will fit in with your assigned topic but with all the efforts, you just can't seem to start writing your first paragraph. Here you go, staring blankly at your wall and your content's deadline is fast approaching. It can be a pressured thing in your part to feel that way. Until such time where you need to rush your work just to get on with the deadline, that's really a bad writing habit to make.
There are times where you don't like your topic which is one of the reasons why you can't write productively. If a certain writer can't seem to understand his assigned topic, then how is he going to finish the work?
But you need also to ask yourselves if this situation happens in your life, why is there a lot of writers who are able to come up with flowing words in their mind even if they handle lots of topics for writing?
Everybody comes to a point when the words just won't flow. It's writer's block. You're stuck and you can't get out. You can approach getting over it in many different ways. However, there are still techniques in writing where it helps you to make words flowing out in your head. Here are a few I particularly favor.
Experiment with new things. Get up from your chair and try writing in a different spot. Vary your schedules, use a different software, take a snack – do something to change your settings and you just might set the gears into motion. Sometimes, I even get my software writing assistant to perform full-on rewrites and see if that shakes things up – I do make sure to always make a backup though. If not, try changing your writing habits. You can write from a different spot in order to refresh your mind and think newer things than the usual working environment you have.
Try freewriting. Close your commissioned piece for a moment and fire up a new blank page. Then, write whatever comes to mind. That is freewriting – writing about anything, in hopes of getting the juices to flow.
Form keyword and idea clusters. Instead of writing, just write down words and ideas that come to mind as a result of them. It helps fire up creativity and could get you on the road to writing.
If you are stuck in a particular section of your text, throw it out. It always hurts to cut out potentially good copy, but it is sometimes necessary. When you find yourself staring at the same sentence, wondering how to continue, the best course of action might be to just give up and start over.
Concentrate harder. Some people claim that the harder you try, the more difficult it gets. The opposite holds true for me. When I stare at the text, crinkle my eyebrow and focus all my attention, the block usually just works itself out.
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Article Title: How to Perform a Soft Edit
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Have you ever heard the term soft edit? What's the difference between a soft edit and editing we commonly heard? You might have wondered but soft edit is also a part in the writing process. It plays a very important role where every writer's must have to deal with it.
For longer pieces, such as booklets and multi-page reports, light editing might be necessary throughout various phases in the writing composition. Sure, you can perform a full edit once you've completed the entirety of the piece, but a soft edit should let you clean up what you have in the meantime.
Why would you even want to edit before a complete draft? It depends upon you. Some people find it easier to proceed to the next phase of the content (eg the next chapter of a novel) when everything before it is sufficiently cleaned up. Others like having the basic facets of the text (eg grammar, spelling and readability) corrected early on, so they can focus on more complex portions of the piece during the latter parts of the writing process.
Besides, there are writer who prefer to edit their piece lightly so that they will never forget that there are things that needs to be polish. Editing these kinds of a writing material is really risky as it consumes most of your time scanning every pages of your write-ups. Then, you've got to read the whole piece in order to spot grammatical and other writing errors. Soft editing will only help you to ease your work when you'll do the editing process later on.
Running the text through a software-based writing tool, doing some basic proofreading and reading the copy for clarity are some of the quick steps you can employ during this activity. It won't take plenty of time, but it should save you from a lot of corrections and adjustments that you may need to do to the text anyway if you perform a full edit later. Since it's a light edit, rather than a full on rewriting, try to avoid doing too much changes to the piece. Save the big work for later.
You can just clean up some mess like technical writing errors. You don't need to revise the whole piece while doing a soft edit since it will only create a bigger mess within your unfinished passage. The revision process can be done after you had written the whole piece completely.
Let's say a light edit of one chapter shows you an average of ten things you could fix up. If you're writing a book that features ten chapters, those are 100 things that will pile up with many others during a full edit. Getting rid of them early on with a light edit should make your later work just a tad less imposing.
That's how soft edit works. Usually, you can take charge of the spellings, punctuations, capitalizations and other simple error solving activities within a soft edit. Do always note that changing the whole concept or any ideas in your content must be done during the full edit process where revision took place.
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Article Title: Finding Writing Ideas From Other Written Works
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It's good to have a unique idea that keeps on flowing out in your mind when you are about to write something related to your given topic. You have the freedom to control your writings more and you are also challenge with the way how your mind thinks about your topic. However, there are times where you can't about the possible ideas that you could write on with your topic. It will be a complicate thing to do in your part if that happens.
But, you don't have to force your mind to think deeply in order to put it all down into your writing. There are alos alternative ways on how to get better ideas for your text.
When seeking out writing ideas, it's perfectly acceptable to draw inspiration from other people's work. Checking out what other writers have done and using them to find possible material is actually a great way of finding new stuff to write about.
That means, you shouldn't have to steal that concept from those writers and apply it into your own text. What you need to do is that, if you can't think for a creative idea about the topic that you are going to write, research or read other writer work and let their ideas guide you in formulating a much more unique idea base on those writers concepts.
This way, you will now have a clue on how to change your way of creating new ideas for your topic and for you to be enlighten on what to do instead of focusing your mind closely with your own work. Try to learn new things from other people.
If you're stuck on what subject to write an essay for class on, for instance, you can draw plenty of ideas from old student essays in the library. You can adapt them to for your own purposes, add your personal viewpoint or supplant it with new research to turn it into a whole different piece.
This is the same manner in which a lot of professional feature writers get their ideas, staying on the lookout by perusing multiple magazines, newsletters and other publications, particularly ones with a focused local bent. In fact, many working professionals make this a part of their daily habits, maintaining a ridiculously large RSS subscription list, apart from the piles of physical materials they regularly go over.
A small sidebar item on a magazine, for instance, can be turned into a full-fledged article for a writer willing to add a little more research to it. Even a small incident on a historical essay, in a similar way, can be expanded to serve as the core topic for your own class assignment.
When spinning off ideas from other writers, it's important to consider what value you're going to add to the piece. After all, if you just rewrite what the other writer has previously covered, you'll likely just land in trouble with your editor or class professor, whichever the case may be. At the least, try to improve upon it by either expanding the coverage or adding depth.
Similarly, make sure to use a good writing software to help you out. The last thing you want is for people to compare the material and find yours riddled with plenty of deficiencies.
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Article Title: How to Write Leads For Feature Articles
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Writing the lead is one of the most important parts if any feature writing. Even in a news story and editorial writing, the lead is always the center of attract when busy people are going to read such a news report, editorial writing or a feature story.
But writing a feature article is way too different for news and editorial writing. Same goes in writing a lead. The lead is the first paragraph in your passage. It contains direct and specific information about the issue or topic that you are writing. The lead needs to be written effectively so that you readers can decide properly to read the whole article that you wrote.
A strong lead is crucial to a well-written feature. When you turn that page to a specific title, the way the leads usually determines the mood of the article, apart from introducing the subject to the reader. Writers need to learn how to write a better lead. The following reminders will help you on how to write one effectively:
When To Write Leads
Of course, the majority always answer to write the lead first bore jumping to your article's body. Although, there are some people who are comfortable in writing the lead after they had finish the whole article. That means, they wrote the lead of their article lastly.
Most writers always compose the lead first. In fact, I know quite a few who couldn't proceed to composing the rest of the piece until they are able to put a satisfactory one together.
It makes sense to write the lead first, as it usually defines how the rest of feature follows. However, it's always a good idea not to restrict yourself in this manner. I have seen so many writers end up paralyzed when they're unable to put a lead together that the work ends up being stalled. In truth, you can write the lead for your feature any time, even after running the rest of it through your proofreading software.
Types Of Leads
Even leads do have different types and must always know how to determine and use these types of leads into their articles. Most newspaper and magazine features use one of these six different techniques to write leads in their feature articles:
1. Summary leads gives an overview of the subject, answering the basic questions for the reader (who, what, when, where, why, and how) in as succinct a manner as possible. Most of the time, it makes sense to focus on three or less of those questions to keep your opening tight.
2. Salient feature leads put the focus on one particular aspect of the story, giving emphasis to a single specific characteristic of the subject.
3. Case-approach leads use a specific story – one representative example – to illustrate the point of the feature.
4. Suspense leads introduce the feature, but cut it off right before revealing the big news of the piece. The effect is teasing the reader into perusing the rest of the story.
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Article Title: How to Structure Your Articles
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Assigned to write feature article? Although feature articles are way too different from writing news stories, there are always writing guidelines that a writer should observed and must strictly follow. The main goal is to write an effective article so that your audience will surely like and read your writings. You need to focus on how you are going to structure your article. Structuring your article provides a manageable way of writing your ideas down.
With the correct manner of structuring your articles, your readers will understand and can be hooked up easily with the topic that you are writing.
When composing a feature article, there are always a multitude of ways that you can arrange your presentation. Depending on the subject and the type of piece, some of these approaches will communicate your subject better than others.
Of course, you can always go the other way around, choosing to compose the material without a set structure. As with anything put together haphazardly, your eventual result will probably be just as random.
To make your writing task work well according to what you want it to be, try using some writing strategies that will help you to write a meaningful and well-presented article. There are three main structural approaches to presenting an article. Time-tested and applicable to many situations, each of these should prove a viable way to manage your writing. Learn how to make these following approaches as your helping tool in writing:
Inverted pyramid. This is the usual structure employed on news pieces, going from the most important to the least important items. It needs to lead with a summary of the story, giving the user a brief overview of what the story is about.
This structure is the most common writing strategy especially in any news and current events. Your readers can easily spot the main purpose of your writing in a direct to the point manner. So they will find it easy to read onwards and understand what your topic is all about.
Chronological order. This structure follows the sequence of events according to the story's timeline. How-to features and event descriptions are best presented n this manner.
To make this structure work, try writing an outline first. Write about the things that you will include in your article. Guided with your list of information in a chronological order, you will now find it easy to organize your ideas well in a chronological order.
Essay format. Everyone's favorite, this is the same structure that you do when you put together most varieties of writing assignments for school. The format is characterized by a standard layout, involving an introduction, a middle and a conclusion.
Some writing opportunities, of course, are best handled with a combination of the above structures. As such, don't be afraid to use hybrid versions when the situation calls for them. Regardless of what format you go with, make sure to turn up the best piece you can with the help of a powerful writing software.
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Article Title: Danger Points: Three Areas of Writing You Should Always Check
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Writing is such a broad task that one must finish it up. Even though there are people who think that writing is just an ordinary task where you'll just have to write and write, but at some point, it requires further analysis and strategy. Most writers agree about it. Writing requires a unison between your feelings and mind in order to create such a wonderful piece. It also requires decision-making about the problem that needs to be solved and a better analysis on what to do next and what's the best thing to do with your text. There are still a lot of strategies and processes that a writer must consider into writing.
That's why, with all the work that a writer must endeavor, they are also very careful on not to mess up with their whole piece. If you wanted to learn more about it, just focus on avoiding your content's danger points. Writing can be a crucial thing and it always involves influencing the public by sharing what you had in mind into writing. By the way, what are these danger points and how are you going to avoid them when you are writing unto something?
You've put together your first draft and run it through a copywriting software. After the automated corrections have been performed, it's only prudent to give it a run-over to see what else needs extra polish.
While different writers will have varying weaknesses (hence, the frequent suggestion of maintaining a proofreading checklist), there are three points in most pieces of writing that should receive due attention. Some editors refer to it as the "danger points," since it's usually the areas that they end up having to revise. There are a lot of things that can be done in the revision process and all you have to do is to avoid these danger points in order to get your work done correctly. Here are the three danger points that you should be aware of:
The lead. How good is your lead at introducing the story? One trick that many editors do is to check how the article reads without the first paragraph. If the piece can stand without it, there's a good chance that your real lead is in that second cluster of sentences, with the first paragraph being nothing but ineffective filler.
Transitions. You may have been mindful of your transitions, but that doesn't mean it's up to par with the standards of good writing. More than merely providing a segway from one paragraph to the next, strong transitions let the reader know why the next section is relevant and necessary to complete the picture.
Indulgent sections. Remember the writing advice that goes, "Find your favorite parts and remove it"? Yes, those portions of text that bring a smile across your face and makes you feel like you're the best writer ever. Editors usually hate them and they do so for good reason: writing should be about being clear and informative, not brilliant or clever.
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Article Title: What Does My Essay Instruction Mean?
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You've received your next set of essay instructions for class. As you probably know, a large part of your overall performance with the work will hinge on how well you are able to understand it (probably more than the quality of your writing). Failure to follow guidelines is one of the most cardinal mistakes you can commit. Like failing to properly proofread or use a writing correction software, it is one that will likely leave you with a bad score.
So once you had your writing task with the set of instructions on how to do it, read it automatically so that you will determine if what are the things that you needs to clarify the most. Be particular with that matter. Besides, you can ask you mentor about the things that you need to clarify before you proceed into writing.
Look at the main verb used in the instructions. That's about the biggest clue you can get regarding what you'll have to do for the essay. The following list groups all of these usual verbs and details exactly what they mean when you see them on your assignment. These might help you to identify what is your essay instruction mean and apply these guides into your pre-writing task afterwards:
Analyze. This means dividing the issue into various parts, discussing each one. This will help you understand each statements well and to be able to take actions afterwards.
Argue. Give your opinion on the subject, supporting it with evidence and facts. You can always dig for more information about the topic and give your ideas accordingly in how are you going to react with the subject.
Assess. Study a subject and make a judgment about its value. Discuss what's good and bad about it, detailing your criteria for evaluation. This is a fair assessment with your subject. Even if you have a side to believe and support with but in order to know the value of a given subject, know its negative and positive aspects first.
Classify. This entails organizing the subject into categories, providing supporting arguments why each grouping makes sense.
Describe. This means giving an account of the subject, both in terms of physical and non-tangible characteristics. Learn how to describe the subject well including each idea that you had inserted in your text since it may affect the overall quality of your content.
Discuss. Discussing a subject refers to the processing of pointing out its main issues and characteristics, proceeding to elaborate on each one. With this approach, you are bound to understand what your subject is all about which is a good way to influence your readers.
Evaluate. Perform the same activities as assessing a subject matter.
Explain. Dive right into clarifying your position, argument or topic by any of a variety of means, including analyzing, arguing, evaluating and defining them.
Identify. Label and describe the subject matter.
Illustrate. Provide examples of the main topic.
Relate. Point out relationships between the subjects listed and discuss these connections.
Summarize. Describe the main ideas and explain the matter in concise form.
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Article Title: Using Adverbs Correctly
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It's time to learn more about adverbs. In our daily conversations, we often used adverbs to describe something clearly and so that the one you are talking to would understand what you're talking about in a more specific manner.
But, it is also frustrating why there are a lot of people who can't seem to identify these kinds of words well and they haven't got a clue how to use them either. It will be more difficult in their part if we'll talk more about how to write and includes the proper use of adjectives.
Most of us already knew how useful adjectives are and so are the rest of the parts of speech. But the question is, how good are you at using adjectives in your writing? Did you use it the right way and in the proper way?
Try to evaluate yourself first. Adjectives, even if they are just mere words that we always encounter every single day, these words still has the capacity to make your writing a good or bad one.
Many writing guides deride the use of adverbs, advising against their use almost unequivocally (even if the best grammar software approves their inclusion). While I do agree that adverbs are problematic to some extent, they are effective when employed in the right context. However, it's the challenge of identifying these proper situations that lead to people avoiding them entirely.
Just in case you need a refresher, adverbs are words that modify verbs. In the sentence, "Sheldon sobbed loudly at the hall," for example, "loudly" modifies the meaning of the verb "sob," adding the quality of volume to the reader's experience of it.
Why do some writers discourage the use of adverbs? In many situations, they end up blunting the possible impact of a verb. In these cases, when you remove the adverb and demonstrate the quality it defines instead, the whole sentence would read much better.
For instance, the example sentence above can be written in any of these other ways, some of which may be more appropriate than the others, depending on the rest of the context.
"I can hear Sheldon's sobbing from across the hall."
"Sheldon's sobbing filled the halls with grief."
"Sheldon dropped down on his knees and began sobbing, filling the hall with his cries."
All of the preceding sentences should work better, assuming they fit into the context of the piece. That's because they paint a much more complete picture than the adverb "loudly" can ever do. If, on the other hand, Sheldon's loud sobbing was all you really needed to tell, then the original sentence would do. Basically, if there is nothing more to add than what the adverb describes, then you can leave it to itself.
If there is anything to take home from this, it's to exercise some amount of moderation when it comes to using adverbs. Don't avoid them entirely, but ask yourself whether they're the best way to describe the meaning you're hoping to convey.
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Article Title: Editing Copy: Working With Guidelines
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Retouch your newly made first draft by editing your content completely. That's the most secure and effective step to furnish your content more and to make it more valuable as your audience read it. Yes it is true that editing makes your content a better one. Moreover, it also aids you to improve your writing capacity.
Editing also contributes greatly to the improvement of your language learning skill. Most writers, from the previous decades and up until now always edit their work for better development. Even though you had given your best shot while writing your first draft and you had formulated your ideas on it, still, your work can't stand alone if there are a lot of mistakes in your text.
It is best that you will review your work once more and edit the things that will help you create an effective piece. In this process, your ability to detect ad analyze the concept in a well manner is being tested as you add, change or delete some parts in your text. And that includes some ideas you had write on it while you were making your first draft.
Second is that, it allows you to organize your work well and decide what's best for it. Editing allows you to improve as a writer. Revising and proofreading are all part of it. Therefore, you need also to spot any grammatical and spelling errors. Correct any mistakes that you can find and rewrite it if needed. Here, you can apply the things about what you've learn in your English course and that includes language, writing and grammar lessons.
You can edit using one of many approaches, some working better than others depending on your particular strengths. My personal preference is editing assertively using a proofreading software, with a decisive resolve to enforce strict guidelines.
Why work with guidelines? Because good copy can vary. One writer can compose long, flowing complex and compound sentences while another sticks to short and quick statements, both of them turning out excellent quality writing (not to mention successfully passing your writing tools' stringent standards). If you're trying to improve the copy, filtering them through a set of guidelines that fit the medium, the readers and the original writer will ensure they both live up to a specific standard.
See, certain readers respond to certain things better than others. In a similar way, those who follow a particular publication or medium will have specific expectations from the pieces they read. All of these will comprise your set of guidelines and should be accounted for in whatever piece you're editing.
Like all guidelines, these principles are a suggestion – ones which would make sense to follow in the big picture. However, they can be done away with. If giving them up fits in better with a specific piece of writing, don't hesitate to do so. Similarly, if the original writer's work actually fosters better clarity than what the standard guideline can achieve, it's usually wiser to keep your hands off.
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Article Title: Using Writing Tools For Online Content
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It is so amazing how writing contents online truly dominates the web right now. We can see a lot of related articles when we tend to search for a certain word over the internet. And because of this new era of writing, there are also several people who work as an online web content writer and bloggers that earn themselves well. Even students or non-expert writers do have the chance to write online, as long as you have the passion to write why not?
You might have notice this but there are thousands and thousands of search results and articles which all contain specific, persuasive, entertaining and informational contents for the public to read on when you tried to search on for something over the internet. Therefore, it will be a tough challenge in your part to qualify your article to attain your reader's interest.
What's the secret? You need to write properly and create a better article that will satisfy their needs. Therefore, you've got to back yourself up with relevant and important information so that you can support your ideas well without any hesitations.
Now, how are you going to write online contents well? What are the things that you need to bear in mind? There is no way you will have to worry about writing online since this kind of a task is just the same as writing with nay books, news papers and school papers.
Writing online can be just like writing for traditional media. You are still bound by the same conventions, grammatical structures and instruments of effects. Those people saying that the informal nature of the web should allow you to get away with murdering the English language? Don't buy it a second. Just like in print, poor writing on the web gets you poor results.
Reasons For Reading
People on the web read for many reasons. Some do it to be amused; many do for research; others do for learning. Regardless of their motivations, you'll have to identify your particular audience, composing your piece with them (and their specific reasons for poring through your work) in mind.
Writing Software
What's the role of writing tools in your work online? I'd gander it is the same as with the rest of your writing duties. It will sort out errant grammar, offer style suggestions and improve the text as best as it can manage.
Looking to pay extra attention to several keywords? You can use your all-in-one English software to help compute keyword density, making sure the significant word or phrase appears the proper amount of time. In the same way, you can produce variations of those key terms by using the built-in thesaurus and word tools.
To put it simply, give the work you intend to publish online the same amount of attention and care you'd provide if you were writing for print. Despite the differences in format and some adjustments in layout, they both have the same purpose – to be read and understood.
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Article Title: Perfect Writing is Imperfect
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If people can't seem to be perfect, at least you could think that there are also perfect writings? Have you ever tried to aim for a perfect writing? When you started to write any contents, you may feel something heavily like the urge to write perfectly even if you are still writing at your first paragraph.
Although there is no such thing as perfect writing since writing needs to be unique in its own different ways, whether the concept of their topic is simple or complicated, your passion to write well and while your think your need to write perfectly will give you a strong determination to produce such a wonderful piece. If that so, you need to be very focus with your writing task and not just on perfect writing.
The need to write perfectly is one of the biggest sticking points for many writers I know. While the desire to produce flawless work is well-meaning, its results are usually disastrous.
Missed deadlines, writer's block and extremely poor use of limited time are only a few of the detrimental outcomes stemming from the desire to write perfectly. Instead of actually turning out passable copy, you end up with piss-poor stuff that's been rushed to finish. Voltaire said it best: perfect really is the enemy of the good.
Some writers I know can't proceed any further until they write a perfect introduction. A few can't ever get past the draft stage, endlessly revising and running it through their writing software. Others stick to putting together bits and pieces, turning it over in their mind to figure out how the craft the material perfectly, taking until the last 30 minutes to finally come up with an acceptable strategy.
These things are huge problems in developing your creative ideas more. With your mind set into a perfect writing, you end up wasting your time even more and worst, you'll might stuck into that same spot in your text and words just can't seem to flow out in your mind. That can be a very hard thing in your part. You might have not notice it, but you'll come to realize that there is something wrong with your writing habits.
If you want to work within a limited time and be more productive, don't focus yourself to create a perfect writing. Set your creativity freely and write without any worries that will bother you. Writing with so many errors at first is a normal thing to do for a writer like you. A lot of writers ignore that thing at first. Besides, you can recheck it later when you're done with your first draft. That is, in the editing process.
You can see where this is going. Perfectionism in writing is like quicksand – the more you struggle, the deeper you sink. It's just not worth it.
Instead of thinking along these lines, try lowering your standards. Instead of striving for "perfect," aim for "good". Chances are, you'll be surprised to find out that most of the text you turn out actually meets this level on first try (with the help of a writing correction software, of course).
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Misspelling words is not uncommon for anyone doing any writing work. In fact, you'd have to be a serious freak of sorts if you can pen an entire thousand words of copy without committing a single wrong spelling.
As a matter of fact, most writers always deal with error writings and they just got to ignore it. It is really true that even expert writers do the same thing. Why? It is because they need to focus more with the flow of their ideas.
Ideas that are very unique in its own way will come rarely in a person's mind. It can be hard to attain it if you force yourself to think widely. But, when certain ideas about your topic start flowing out of your head, then you've got to be very attentive in writing it all down.
I'm pretty much sure that you will commit a lot of writing mistakes as you catch your ideas that keep on running in your head. As I said, these errors are not a big deal. Leave it all for once. That's for once as you write your first draft.
As soon as you are finish with this step, then you can now jump into correcting your writing mistakes. It can be a hard thing on your part to correct them by just spotting these errors in any parts of your text but in order for you to make your work a lot easier, try reading your text over and over again. Reading helps you to detect these writing errors manually and rewrite them if needed.
There are a lot of techniques that a certain writer, either a beginner or an expert, needs to know. These techniques will help them to write well and effectively if they will learn how to apply them in to writing.
That's What Grammar Checkers Are For
Sure, grammar checking software is supposed to catch all of those mistakes. However, with so many possible word combinations, a lot of awful typos can actually manage to slip through the cracks. A term like "public meeting" should easily get flagged, while "pubic meeting" will probably manage to stay (because both public and meeting are valid dictionary words).
Manual Spellcheck
You should be able to catch a mistake like the above by poring through the copy, proofing it word by word to turn up similar orthographic mishaps. It's a tedious job, but it's one you have to do. Even if you work with an editor who could catch the errant usage, fixing the spelling should leave them more time to work substantively on your copy, rather than devote it to dealing with things you can correct yourself.
Learning Spellcheck
If you've been shopping around for a good spellchecker, try to find one whose "database" of corrections you can add to. That way, when you catch yourself committing mistakes as the above ("pubic meeting"), you can simply instruct it to change the term to ("public meeting"), instead. It's not a perfect system, but doing so can land you plenty of convenience for the future.
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Ever heard of using PIE in paragraph development? We don't mean eating a slice. Instead, we're referring to the acronym used to refer to the process of "Point, Illustration and Explanation," which you can use to properly address all the details of a particular topic.
Writing is not more on developing new words and stick them all together to form a one unique idea and then with these ideas, you can formulate the concept of your topic in a more convincing and interesting way. Writing is not more on how fluent you are in writing a language. Instead, writing means making use of your skills into a level where certain strategies and writing techniques are being used and applied into writing.
This paves way of the PIE process. if you wanted to develop more your writing styles and your capacity to draw a more unique concept for your content, introduce PIE in your writing first. This will help you greatly in maintaining the quality of your content. You'll never know, this might be the answer that you long to search for.
As you can tell from the name, this entails stating your point, illustrating it and putting forward an explanation. It's a very effective guideline to use, as it specifies all the steps that would be necessary to offer up a thorough discussion. To explain further about how PIE can develop your paragraphs more, check out these elements below:
Making The Point. Every sentence has a "point," a particular topic it's addressing. It need not necessarily be the first thing that your paragraph does, but it has to make its way through at some point (usually, within the third sentence). Also, always keep one of the cardinal guidelines for paragraph development in mind: restrict your paragraph to one point.
Your readers are after for the juicy content that you can write about the given topic. They are after for the necessary information that answers their query and most of all, they need direct to the point contents. They don't want to consume most of their time searching for the right best point in your content. Worst, they might not read it further on if they can't find what they are looking for.
Illustrating The Point. The illustration phase is where the writer provides supporting statements that reinforce the point, whether this is through presenting evidence, citing an authoritative source or other means. Take note of the word "illustrate"; it means demonstrating, rather than simply stating a fact.
Explaining The Point. To seal the deal, you'll need to explain the relationship between the point and the illustration. Without an explanation, you leave an opening for the reader to misinterpret the information. Adding it in ensures you remain on the same page.
Like many things in writing, you'll probably struggle just a little bit when starting with the above structure. Stick with it, though, and you'll find, soon enough, that you're identifying each phase naturally, making the process almost as automatic as using your proofreading software.
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Still confused on how to cite sources within the text correctly?
Most students are now given a task to write an in-text citation especially when using MLA styles. Not all will love this part since it can be very confusing in their part to do it. But the solution for that problem is to know how it works and how are you going to apply it into writing.
In-text citation aids your readers to the corresponding information that is found at the end of the paper. This is the clever thing to do in order for them to determine the real source of information that the writer used. Since every writer needs a real source of information to support their writings, they may base their ideas to the real source of information rather plagiarizing it.
Readers will now conclude to whom the source of information is coming from but as of the writer's part, they might have a little problem on how to do it the right way. That can be a not so easy task for them but the truth is, anyone can easily deal on how to write an in-text citation for their school's requirements or for any professional work assignments.
Tasked to craft your piece in an MLA writing style, you'll need to use parenthetical citations, a scary-sounding term for what's largely a simple way of referencing source documents. What does it really mean?
Put simply, these in-text citations are placeholders intended to tell the reader where a particular piece of information is sourced from. To make the reference clear, the citation is placed at the end of the statement. Directly from an in-text citation, a reader should be able to flip into the list of your various reference sources and know exactly where the information is from. For brevity's sake, the style uses a standard format for making the citation (surname and page number, like Johnson 85), which means the information is lifted from a work authored by Johnson (which you will list on the paper's Works Cited section) from page 85.
So when do you use an in-text citation? Pretty much any time that a piece of information appears in your text that you can credit to one of your sources. This includes paraphrased items, direct quotes, anecdotes, statistics and report findings.
Why not just mention the source as part of the sentence? Because it's distracting. Complex papers, especially those for class, are usually filled with research from a large number of source materials. Can you really imagine mentioning the title, author and page number of a particular source of information every sentence?
Don't get confuse on where, when and how to write and in-text citation. Just focus on the right and then things will go easily and smoothly as what you want it to be.
Do note that some grammar software may not be familiar with MLA Style (although most of them should be), so they may flag this form of citation as an error. Just realize that it's not (or add it to the rules, if it's editable) and you'll be fine.
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If you are writing for your own personal memoir, then it can be an exciting thing for you to be since you have all the controls on how you are going to write it all down in order to make it look good. Besides, you can easily recall with your life's story way back when you are younger or depending about your own topic and how's it going to be.
You can include your past lessons in life or experience that you wanted to share in public or just write it down as your life's personal record. Anyone can write his or her own memoir even if they are not born as a writer. Writing a memoir is the right thing to do in order to preserve those memorable experiences for the next generation to come.
Memoirs are similar to personal essays, except they usually focus on "grander" life events. A diary entry about your day in school may qualify as a personal piece; it won't really make the grade as a memoir item, though.
In a sense, memoirs are heavier pieces of writing, focusing on striking and life-changing events, rather than banal and regular affairs. While light reflection can be a part of memoirs, it usually delves deeper. Rather than exploring an idea or event, it takes the same item and looks at it in a deeper light.
Something that makes a significant impact on your life – that's what memoirs look to uncover. Why is it significant? What does it mean for you? How did it affect who you are today?
If you want to write a successful memoir of your life, you need to write down all important details that had happened in your life before. This includes the exact date and place and the even itself. List it all down before you are going to start your memoir writing. This will guide you on what to write first and what follows next.
Write all important events about your past and don't go into specific details about those not so important situations. If possible, you can still include the things that you wish to accomplish in life or your goals that you wanted to achieve.
If you plan to publish it, ask permissions with the people whom you include in your memoir whether they will like it or not or if they want to use pseudonyms.
Memoirs are incredible pieces to fashion. Apart from being good writing practice, they help you train your critical thinking and introspection abilities. Instead of merely exploring experiences, they let you take the next step – trying to discover their underlying significance and overall impact. Rather than merely relay what's happening, you turn them over to see if they offer any answers to life's many questions.
Should everyone trying to improve their writing abilities try doing memoirs? Probably not. There are many ways to explore the avenues of writing without having to delve as deeply as these types of creative non-fiction requires. However, it is a rewarding endeavor and one you'd be best served trying at least a couple of times.
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How to write an effective academic cover letters? Students, most preferably college students, will sooner or later experience on writing cover letters. These academic cover letters are use when they tend to apply for a certain job at any universities or college schools.
But it is way too different from writing business cover letters particularly on its compositions. However, there are still a lot of writing rules that are applicable in a business cover letters and academic cover letters.
As the source of the first strong impression you will make to a college or university you're looking to serve under, getting your cover letter right is an important undertaking. Such documents for academic positions share many similarities with general ones used for commercial job positions. However, it also departs from it on a number of points.
Major Differences With Business Cover Letters
So what's the difference between the two? While they both serve a similar purpose (to land you the position), an academic cover letter differs heavily in its content. Instead of trimming the letter to focus solely on pertinent details for the particular job at hand, those designed for academic employment should set its sights on detailing your various accomplishments – your graduate education, research experience, published works, teaching and so on. Expect to write around two pages of text, with up to eight paragraphs.
Tailoring For Your Audience
Of course, you'll still need to tailor the document to your audience somewhat, just not as strictly as you should with regular cover letters. The two important things to note are the specific job details and the type of institution you are applying for.
Job notices for academic positions are rarely as crystal clear as those for commercial placements. However, do watch out for when they do include details. If you have some direct qualification in some of the specifics mentioned, make them as prominent as possible in your letter.
Is it privately-owned or a public academic institution? How large is their population? Does it have any religious affiliation? Where is it located? These factors should figure in to the kind of details you put front and center in your cover letter.
Needless to say, academe is particularly strict on how well you can write. Painfully erroneous language is unacceptable (even more so than a regular application), so make sure that you employ a good writing software before finalizing your cover letter.
Writing an academic cover letter should be written effectively. Most of all, you have to recall and make used of the basic rules in writing business letters. This includes the formats, structure, basic fonts, formality and writing style.
Since an academic cover letter must be at least two pages long, then you have to state your experiences well as it will help you in any opportunities that are related to your capabilities. Most of all always check your composition. It will be hard in your part if they found out that your content has a lot of grammatical errors especially your spellings, punctuations and capitalization. Review your work for any changes you'll have to make before you will submit your academic cover letter.
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Many of us spend the bulk of our time striving for clear and error-free copy with the use of an English writing software. Unfortunately, this focus on "correctness" often leads to ignoring other areas of your writing, particularly those that has to do with the way the language is being used.
Indeed it is a tough job if you are about to learn a new language. Generally, most writers would love to learn how to use the English language for them to be able to use it in their writing. I've seen a lot of people who find it hard to master the language.
Without the correct and proper way of using the language, it will be hard of the readers or even for the listeners to understand what you are trying to say. That is why most conversations lead you to confusions and misunderstandings.
Same goes with writing. Any reader who finds someone's writing full of grammatical and spelling errors will eventually stop reading it. If you wanted to have lots of readers who will keep on reading with your writings, then use the appropriate language that will suit their taste. That includes selecting the right words for your concept and free from any grammatical and spelling errors.
Although it may take long for you to master completely a certain language, there are still guides that will aid you on how to use the language properly and effectively.
Regardless of what type of piece you are creating, your language should be appropriate for both its format and its audience. There are different aspects to this activity, some more fitting to specific materials than others.
Formality. How formal should your use of the language be? Remember that it should fit your purpose. If it's an audience of blog readers, then keep it light and colloquial. Business correspondence? Try to keep it straight-laced. Simple as that and you can always keep this mind even if you have different purposed in writing.
Jargon. If you're writing a tight group of civil engineers, using inside jargon that that group of people will understand is completely acceptable. For an audience composed of both engineers and non-engineers, however, it makes better sense to lay off on it. But you can still make use of such a term for those who don't have any ideas on what is it all about by defining each words meaning in the first part of your writing.
Slang and idioms. Slang and idiomatic expressions are fine in casual writing. For academic and professional purposes, though, it has to be strictly avoided, unless you have specific instructions to write that way. However, most writers are very aware of this situation and not all of them are using slang and idiomatic expressions for academic and professional writing.
Veiled language. Words intended to mask the details, such as euphemisms and double-speak, has their place. You use it when you're purposely being unclear. Otherwise, eliminate it completely from your writing. Your audience knows when you're trying to deceive – you better believe it.
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Writing an essay for class? Bored to write one or you extremely hate it? Whatever your reasons about writing an essay for class, you don't have any choice now. All you have to do is to start your computer, hit on to a word processor and start typing.
If you don't know what to type and still you can't figure it out on what to write, you've got to prepare first the things that you needed in an essay writing for your class. You can't blame your professor if they required you to write one.
Now, the first thing that you need to do is know your topic. You can't write an essay for your class if you don't have any topics to elaborate. Your professor might have gave you your own topic for discussion or they prefer you to choose on your own. Once you've got your own topic, then do the research thing. You have to dig for more info that will support your essay later on. You can read any reference material or have it search over the internet.
Browsing the web allows you to know more about your topic and later on, you will have your own idea as to what you essay would end up to. So, collect any necessary information and note it all down.
If you want it in an easy way where you can write effectively and manageable, you can outline your essay before you start on writing. Plot on how you will start your paragraph, how the body or your essay would look like, how you will organize your ideas and how will you end it precisely. Have your first draft and then revise it when you're done.
A perfect essay may seldom be attainable, but you can put in some proofing and editing work, along with the usual fix-ups from a grammar software, that will get your grade up at least a couple of notches.
Replace First Person Voice With The Third Person Form. For most academic and formal papers, a first-person point-of-view is usually not prescribed. Unless you've been specifically instructed to write from the first person (eg a personal anecdote), never turn in a paper written in that voice.
Use A Consistent Tense Throughout The Piece. Check the tense of your verbs throughout the whole text. Academic papers are usually written in the present tense and there's good reason to stick to the same temporal relations. The only time to ever use a different tense is when the paper doesn't make sense written in the present (eg when you're writing a historical account).
Replace Contractions With The Full Words. Unless specifically instructed to use them, remove contractions and replace them with spelled-out versions (eg replace all instances of "isn't" with "is not").
Use Active Verbs. As with most other forms writing, the passive voice tends to make essays sound flat and boring. While the passive voice may sound more "formal," it's better to minimize them and use active verbs instead.
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Article Title: Why is Beta Carotene So Good For Your Eyes?
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Beta – carotene is an antioxidant of the group of naturally occuring chemicals termed as carotenes or carotenoids. Carotenes are the chemicals that give various fruits and vegetables an orange or red to yellow color. These fruits and vegetables include carrots, pumpkins, sweet potatoes and the like. The word "carotene" was first created in the early 19th century after a scientist experimented to crystallize this substance from the roots of carrots. Carotenes are found to have a promising antioxidant property.
Inside the body, beta – carotene is metabolized and converted to vitamin A, a fat- soluble vitamin responsible for maintaining the health of your skin and eyes. Like beta-carotene, alpha – carotene and gamma – carotene can also be converted to an activated vitamin A after it is metabolized. Among these three compounds, beta–carotene is considered to be the most well – known provitamin A. The absorption area of carotenes is in the small intestines by way of passive diffusion. During this process, a molecule of beta–carotene is cleaved with the aid of an enzyme into two molecules of vitamin A. However, scientists found that the success rate of beta – carotene absorption is only about 10 – 25%.
So, why is beta – carotene so good for our eyes? Our eyes adjust to light variations by depending on visual purple or precisely known as rhodopsin. Rhodopsin is formed from an aldehyde form of vitamin A called retinal or retinaldehyde. It is then bound to opsin, which is a protein. The combination of retinal and opsin is stored in photoreceptors of the retina termed as rods and cones. A transient excitatory process of electrical energy is initiated when light strikes the rods and cones. The impulse travels along the optic nerve going to the occipital cortex in the brain. The impulse is then processed and perceived as vision. Without enough vitamin A, rhodopsin cannot be formed and and the retina will not be able to readily respond and accommodate to light changes. As a result, night blindness or poor adaptation to vision in low light areas may develop.
Great dietary sources of beta – carotene include dark green leafy vegetables and orange or yellow fruits and vegetables. Nutritionists say that five servings of any of these fruits and vegetables everyday can provide six to eight milligrams of beta – carotene. The recommended dietary intake of beta – carotene is only two to four micrograms so that normal levels of vitamin A is maintained. And since beta – carotene is fat soluble, a little amount of dietary fat is needed for an efficient absorption. Therefore, vitamin A can be stored and cannot be readily excreted.
Beta – carotene supplements are either produced synthetically or extracted from palm oil, algae and fungi. This supplement is extremely safe. However, a more concentrated urine and a yellowish skin may be observed with high doses of beta – carotene, these side effects easily subside if the dosage of beta – carotene is lowered.
Look for beta-carotene at your local or internet vitamin store in softgel form. Always choose name brands like Solaray to ensure quality and purity of what you by for better health.
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