What would be the best way to find out how to begin an autobiography? What would Be the best way to write one?
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Do some on-line research about writing in general.  \n\nRead autobiographies.  \n\nStart keeping a journal if you don't already do so.  \n\nWrite some short stories about significant/funny/enlightening/etc. events in your life.  \n\nDecide on some chapter headings and work on them separately.\n\nTake lots of notes.  Keep a notebook and pen handy at all times so you can jot down ideas when they occur to you ... it is easy to forget them.  \n\nI can't say enough - READ, READ, READ.  You will see lots of different writing styles and examples of good, and not  so good, writing.\n\nEDIT, EDIT, EDIT.  The editing process should actually take much longer than the writing process.\n\nGo to a large bookstore and check out the writing and publishing section.  There will be lots of books there on writing in general, and most likely also some on writing autobiographies.
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State the purpose of your Health Diary.\nDescribe the process you went through while writing it.\nDetail any changes that you noticed.\nConclude with how it helped or didn't help you become more healthy (or whatever your purpose was.)
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I would tell a story, a passage in time, an anecdote which changed my life. Give details, describe as though people can actually visualise it. Put adjectives, move around a bit, mimic (OK not everybody can do that but it calms your nerves at the same time).. Make it very lively, don't use long and big, elaborate sentences and go straight to the point.
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hmmm...start within the place you live....draw from past experiences....type in the computer....what genre or format for your novel is definitely up to you...
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I'd start by learning the english language and how to write it. That way, maybe someone could understand your question.\n\nIf you use proper spelling, learn how to structure a sentence, then maybe you'll get an answer to your question!
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MEEEE First!!!\n\nMaybe you can come up with a "best of" book...LOL!
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Writing is an art, and as any art must be practiced. You can write about anything you find interesting and worthwhile telling about. The best you can do is to combine reading with writing. As you read study the authors style, technique and genre. As you do that try to describe what the story was about, what captivated your attention and think of ways you would change the story to make a different version or perhaps became a character in that story. Possibilities are limited only by your imagination. \n\nIf you must write an essay then first sketch an outline shaping the conflict, beginning, the end and the conclusion. When you do that keep the reader in mind by providing a logical (sequential) development of ideas. The reader likes to be surprised however one does not want to spend much time in figuring out a poorly told story.\n\nWhat ever you do have patience. Sometimes it’s the process and not the results that really matter. \n\nGo and have fun!
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Easy, if you can quote the book be sure to site what you quote or " " it. Also if you have read it write as if you are talking to friend about it. It goes by faster, and at least you will have attempted to write it.
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It makes it easier if you outline it.  Intro, a paragraph for each point you want to make, and a conclusion.  I would look at how the autobiographies are important to history or a more modern look at the stars autobio's importance.  Define your topic more and find resources to site it makes the paper go easier
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A)- memorizing stuff and understanding them go hand in hand. i think you should try to undertstand about the things first then write them in your own way.. dont learn by heart, try to use your own words and you would find it easy if you understand the idea of the matter.\n\nB)- in your draft and while studyin', please try to state the things you wanna talk about in your answer. for example, if you are talkin about some character in a novel, you should think like this>>\n\n1- the significance of the character in the novel\n2- his relationship with other charachters.\n3- what he does in the novel. \n\nthe above elements or "titles" (1,2,3) are the things that you should learn by heart. Once you memorize them, you would find your pen writin on its own ;) and it would be so easy for you to write in your own words the whole stuff relating to the character and guess what? you wouldnt even forget any important thing.\n\n hope i was helpful enough..goodluck, dear
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Write about what you know. If you are given a choice of topic pick something that interests you. If you are genuinely interested in a topic you'll have a decent essay before you know it. If you have to write an essay about someone in history write it in the first person, pretend that you are them when you write. Then it sounds like a story than a boring summary of the book you read to get the information from. Hope this helps.
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The best thing to do is write about something you now about.  Take a few minutes to brain storm.  Get a blank piece of paper and write anything that comes to mind.  The ideas don't have to make sense, just write them down.  After you are finished brain storming go through and circle the ideas you like.
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Write what you know.  Keep a journal for a few years, then go back over it and use your experiences to write.  Good luck.
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biography- a story about your own life is an autobiography
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Usually you need to do research first. Go to the library, read articles online, and talk to people who know something about the subject. Next go to the subject yourself, observe and interview. Now you're ready to write. Start with a sentence that will make people want to read more (i.e. If Sally Jones had only done this she could have saved herself). The following paragraphs will detail what happened and the last paragraph will sum it all up.
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In the introduction, give a general idea of the issue, question, or ideas you are going to write about. It's especially good if you can get in a "hook" or attention grabber to capture people's interest. For example, "By the year 2060, ninety percent of the country of Bangladesh may be underwater."\nIn the conclusion, summarize your point of view and bring closure to the essay.  \nHere's a website with hints on essay writing.\nhttp://members.tripod.com/~lklivingston/essay/
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1. Read, read, read!  Find a subject or type of story you enjoy, and keep a book in the bathroom for, ahem, long sessions. Keep a different book in your living room, and turn off the TV.\n\n2. Start writing by snail mail to a friend. Write your letters on the computer in Word, use spell and grammar check, then hand-copy them onto stationairy so you can really "feel" the "right" way it should sound/look.\n\nMake it fun!!!!