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I want to become a better writer


Question Posted Thursday July 28 2011, 2:36 pm

So..

I've been writing this book..that I love writing..but when people comment on my work saying I have a good topic, and it's a good story..yet I need to work on my grammar. It's the simple things that I'm not doing right..like putting the comma's in the right place..and there, their and they're.

>.< I'm going to be in advanced English and I don't want to lose even more of my self esteem x.x

Please, and thank yah. :3


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Cupcake_Girl answered Thursday July 28 2011, 5:44 pm:
Congratulations! I hope your story get's published so I can read it, I love reading. I think that grammer is a big problem when writing, people need to understand it right? Advanced English should help you figure a few things out btu here are some tips:
-Make flash cards and leave them lyign around the house. Then when you walk by them you'll see it and have to figure out stuff like "Where sould the comma go?" or whatever. After a while you usually just end up memorizing it and making sense of it. Comma's can be entered when you want to enter extra writing but do not need a period, like right now.
-I always had trouble with the there, their, they're thing. I always think of their because it has an I in it. I kind of used the I to represent it. The opposite of me having something is them having something (hope that makes sense). So i and their kinda went together for me. You can use flash cards for this to. Put the word on one side and the meaning on the other, after a while you'll have the correct meaning for the correct word!
-Whenever I use they're I always check to see if it makes sense if I use 'they are' instead because they're is the abbreviation.

Don't let what others say get to you either. Just know that you are a creative person and can accomplish anything you put your mind to. Good Luck!



~Mae<3:)

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Lessthan3ofgod answered Thursday July 28 2011, 5:43 pm:
If you love writing, then you will obviously do anything to become better at what you love to do. Maybe take an out of school english course. Ask advanced teachers for help and they can tutor you. The more practice you get, the better you will be at writing. Just make sure to ask a ton of questions and take the time to study the concepts of grammar. Good luck! (:

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