The Critical Importance Of Editing For Good Writing
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By: Jack Osborne
Writing a document is not the same as finishing a document. It’s sad how many people fail to understand this. You can be forgiven if you don’t polish what you submit in an essay test, because you’re under a time deadline and teachers generally give some leeway in this situation. But with other writing there is no excuse and often it’s this last effort – the editing – that makes your work impress.
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Want To Get A Letter? Write One!
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By: Jack Osborne
Have you received a letter recently? In this world of cell phones, emails, and text messages, nobody seems to send letters anymore. But like reading a book is somehow more satisfying than reading a novel on an eReader, a real, honest-to-goodness “I can hold it in my hand” letter exudes warmth in the heart and communicates honest emotions.
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Write What You Mean And Mean What You Write
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By: Jack Osborne
Everyone’s English writing style is not always clear. This is because most people know what they want to “say” when writing, and when they read their own words on the page those words are clear to them. However, if an author has expressed himself poorly or mistakenly used the wrong words then it can be difficult for the reader to understand what he meant, even though it’s clear to the author.
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Writer's Problems and Solutions - Wrapping Up
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By: Jack Osborne
Wrapping up can be any writer's problem, whether the text is a college dissertation, a novel, a non-fiction work, or merely an email to a friend. How to end it properly? Everyone has read articles, letters or stories that seem to go on much longer than necessary. How to wrap it up is often not as easy as it appears. Here are some suggestions.
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Writer's Problems And Solutions - What To Say (Write)?
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By: Jack Osborne
What to say (write)? This can be one of the most frustrating problems especially if you are writing for an assignment (e.g. a term paper in school, or under deadline for an article) and you cannot think of a subject. Or you have a subject, but do not know how to approach it - be expansive or limiting, reporting or analytical, humorous or serious, etc.? This is a critical issue and all of the thought you give to it will be rewarded when you do begin to write.
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