How is writing thinking?
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First one must think before one writes. Thinking could also be subconscious and one writes automatically. This style of writing was made famous by the Irish novelist James Joyce. Since writing is a form of action, there needs to be a thought to start the writing engine.
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waaaaaaa...I think you need to learn how to write.
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In the mind, thoughts.\n\nhey, that was an easy one : )
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Whenever you have a question about the writing process think about the POWERS of writing:\n1.Prewriting\n2.Outlining\n3.Writing\n4.Editing\n5.Revising\n6.Sharing
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Looks like you are doing more thinking than you are concentrating on how to put your question ,,,, People can only read what you write not what you are think ,,,, Just exactly what is your question ?
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The key to writing an essay is inspiration and structure. Assuming you have a topic, gather what information you can about it, allow your mind to explore the boundaries of that information and see what intersts you about it, then write down a list of those things in th eorder that they appear to be connected. Think of how you can interst your reader in that subject, a catchy title and a few words of introduction. Then work your way through each of your main points (depending on essay length there shouldn't be more than three or four) saying something engaging about each. Now think how you can wrap up what you are saying to finish off with a neat ending. For me the ending always referred back to the introduction in some way and included the words of the title. That brings the whole to a satisfactory conclusion in arounded sort of way. You have posed a question for your reader and and answered it. Try to vary your sentence lengths so as not to be too clunky and keep the language simple. Use of long or obscure words may seem clever at first sight but if they are not in common use can look like bragging - and if you get the wrong meaning of them will only make you look silly. Write in a manner that can be easily read aloud without tripping over or hesitation and you should do well. Good luck - essay writing was my favourite.... And remeber to check your spellings!
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Should first come up with a topic then brainstorm with any ideas related to that topic just write single words, after that start compiling them into sentences at the end prepare your paragraphs and there you go!!!
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Dead serious and worthwhile: Go to amazon.com and look up a book called The Compleat Chance Perdue by Ross H. Spencer.\n\n(He spells COMPLEAT just as it reads. It's NOT a misspelling.)\n\nHit the "SEE a RANDOM PAGE" button numerous times and read them. You will get an entirely new perspective on writing. I'm a newspaper man for many, many years and I LOVE a writer that can AMAZE ME.\n\nENJOY!!!
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Writer's brain and his feelings, feelings also related with brain !
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I keep a small notebook handy to write things down.  I find that just writing something down reinforces it in my mind.  I use Centrum multi-vitamins.
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I have dysthemia, (double depression) I have had it all my life, but just diagnosed with it. I have been taking medication and seeing a therepist. One thing I have always believe in is writing, get a journal or just a notebook that you can do all your writing in. I find one that has a nice picture on it that makes me feel good to look at it. I just this notebook for just writing my thoughts and feeling in. I write anything and everything that I am thinking and feeling. I write before I go to bed so that I can get thoughts out of my head and not disturb my sleeping, and I write anytime the mood hits me. you can also do it on your computer and just save it in a file marked whatever you want to mark it. the important thing is to write, get it out really does help. and also, try at least once a day to say something good or wonderful about yourself, even if it's just hey, I love my shoes or good for me, I got up today ! being good to yourself helps. force yourself to do it, and after a while it will come easier. Don't give up and reach out to others is good. Good luck and Be strong. Your Not Alone.
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As an aspiring writer, this is what I do:\n\nA)I keep a pad of paper next to me while I'm reading a book and write down all the words I don't know, I'm unsure of, or I don't use enough. Then, afterwards I look them up. You can also practice using them in a sentence if you have time.\n\nB)I receive Dictionary.com's word of the day in my email. I read each one, delete ones I'm sure I won't use later, save the ones I will, and flag really good ones for later reference.\n\nI tried using programs that are supposedly made to increase your vocab; however, I found the words ridiculously easy - stuff I would have used in middle school or high school.
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I know this may sound tiring but I do it all the time and it gives me wonderful results. If you rewrite notes and think about them in your head or read them out loud while you write, you just spent a long while studying. You'll come to realize that you won't even need those notes.
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Is there more to this question than I see here?  If you want to learn to write issue, and you write issue, what is left to learn?
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Be neat when you write.  Use complete sentences.  THINK and show it.  As for study, do it in smaller chunks, like several different times set aside with other activity in between.  Stay at it consistently.
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Read, read and read some more. Choose a variety of good books, classics, novels, factual accounts, biographies and so on. Learn the styles of the authors and the grammar they use. Try to emulate them and practice setting out whatever you wish to write logically. \n\nDecide before you start to write what you are going to say and set out a resume so that you don't stray from the point. Set out paragraphs of roughly equal size making sure that each covers a topic. \n\nIf you're writing a novel make sure that the words the characters speak sound real by saying them yourself. \n\nGet a friend to proof read what you have written, pointing out any errors. If writing on a P C use spell check and, if you have it, grammar check. \n\nTry writing about the same thing from two different angles to give you perspective then take the best bits out of both and combine them.\n\nTake care with punctuation. A badly punctuated sentence can appear to mean something quite different. Example:-\n\n"Don't do that." is instructing someone not to do something.\n\n"Don't. Do that." Is telling someone to do something in preference to their original action.\n\nAbove all make sure that you enjoy your writing so that, hopefully, others will also.
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Wow tahts raelly itersenitng!\nThat's pretty cool the way our minds work... even though the words are scrambled, they're still understandable because the first and last letters.