Rules of Writing

Writing rules

Brief Overview of the Rules Writing Part Four

Parts of Speech Noun  Name of person, place, thing, idea. It is the who or what of a sentence. (shoe, tree, dog, Sally, etc.) Verb             action or being word (all forms of to be) The noun and verb are the backbone of every sentence. Pronoun       Takes the place of a noun (Pastor/he, Pastor/his, Mother/her, Sister/she, your, …

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Brief Overview of the Rules Writing Part Two

Don’t over-use adjectives to embellish or color your copy. “Very interesting” can be better expressed using fascinating, riveting, noteworthy, and more. Your writing should usually be grammatically correct. Sometimes the exception to the rule works—but usually it doesn’t! When writing dialogue, grammar can sometimes go out the door if the characters who are “speaking” wouldn’t speak grammatically in the …

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Brief Overview of the Rules of Writing Part One

The whole purpose of creative (and most other) writing is to convey a message, to entertain, and to be understood. Read your sentences again after writing them to be sure they say what you think they do. You might be surprised! You’ve read all those hysterical church bulletin bloopers, haven’t you? Following re four of them. Although they …

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Social Media Isn’t About Selling!

Earlier today I posted the 100,000 viewers gif from my other blog. Since then, 200+ more people have come and gone (and I hope subscribed), so I feel secure that people are getting value from the virtual time they spend with me. I want to use this blog (Word Whisperer) to impart wisdom to business owners and entrepreneurs as …

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