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Hello how are you doing am Rahman care to chat?
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Some of my message previous was truncated. Sorry! I didn't realize the writing space available here was so limited.
If you'd like any other ideas or suggestions or would like to read any of my works, just let me know.
I wish you the very best of good things in your life and your writings.
Blessings, Mel
If you'd like any other ideas or suggestions or would like to read any of my works, just let me know.
I wish you the very best of good things in your life and your writings.
Blessings, Mel
Greetings Vedfolner, from Israel!
Actually my style of writing could best be described as a combination of, 'non-fictional narrative,' and that of the style of, 'a play.' This narrative non-fiction style is a relatively new style classification to me [...and I heartily encourage you to give it a try]
{No! Just in case you may have wondered, I do not fancy myself a modern day Shakespeare. Ha!} It's just that the format I use is often that of 'a play.' My characters and their actions tend to 'take over' and are the causes of the various effects/result(s) as the story develops and ultimately ends. After a certain period during or after which I feel a sufficient amount of 'painting' of the background and general character description(s) has been accomplished , I allow my characters to simply, 'take over.'
If you intend to write well, in English, I encourage you to be aware of simple subject and verb agreement as to number (the rules of English Grammar) etc.
There's an excellent book, for 'newish' English writers, titled,'The Elements of Style,' which you might want to consider obtaining and using a copy thereof. While little in the way of the rules of English Grammar are being taught in public schools these days, [The N.W.O. dumbing down goals have been all too fully accomplished via asinine 'educational' policies in public schools] these rules are still important to anyone who wishes to have his/her writing(s) taken seriously. I noticed that you referred to the family with which you are staying 'are' ... very nice etc. But, the subject is 'family' and it is a singular collective noun which requires a singular verb. So it should be the family 'is.' ..... etc.
I generally write about true life experiences, with typically and hopefully, enough alluring and fascinating fiction added to make my stories sufficiently savory, engaging and appealing. Almost all of my main characters are either based largely, or at least to some degree, based upon me, myse
Actually my style of writing could best be described as a combination of, 'non-fictional narrative,' and that of the style of, 'a play.' This narrative non-fiction style is a relatively new style classification to me [...and I heartily encourage you to give it a try]
{No! Just in case you may have wondered, I do not fancy myself a modern day Shakespeare. Ha!} It's just that the format I use is often that of 'a play.' My characters and their actions tend to 'take over' and are the causes of the various effects/result(s) as the story develops and ultimately ends. After a certain period during or after which I feel a sufficient amount of 'painting' of the background and general character description(s) has been accomplished , I allow my characters to simply, 'take over.'
If you intend to write well, in English, I encourage you to be aware of simple subject and verb agreement as to number (the rules of English Grammar) etc.
There's an excellent book, for 'newish' English writers, titled,'The Elements of Style,' which you might want to consider obtaining and using a copy thereof. While little in the way of the rules of English Grammar are being taught in public schools these days, [The N.W.O. dumbing down goals have been all too fully accomplished via asinine 'educational' policies in public schools] these rules are still important to anyone who wishes to have his/her writing(s) taken seriously. I noticed that you referred to the family with which you are staying 'are' ... very nice etc. But, the subject is 'family' and it is a singular collective noun which requires a singular verb. So it should be the family 'is.' ..... etc.
I generally write about true life experiences, with typically and hopefully, enough alluring and fascinating fiction added to make my stories sufficiently savory, engaging and appealing. Almost all of my main characters are either based largely, or at least to some degree, based upon me, myse
Been there, done that more than once i.e. ... being in and actually living in a foreign country etc. as you (via Bill Bryson) indicated. It can be highly stressful, but also very exciting. I recommend it more so for younger travelers however. I'm no longer young, but my mind is kept active by creative writing (about the myriads of experiences I've had to date.) I'm a published author, in English of course, and an upper level, [University level] English teacher. If you'd like to be a pen pal, that would be fine with me. Even if you choose not to be a pen-pal of mine, I still wish you all of the best of Gods' blessings. M.C.
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