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No.4168
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2v3uiCBUZfERemember to make quotations and use language correctly, and following a framework like this will make it easy for the examinator to give you a good grade.
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No.4170
I recommend reading Writing without Teachers by Peter Elbow. I would upload it here but for some reason this is the only board where you can't post PDFs.
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No.4171
There is actually a book by the horror author Steven King, On Writing. I've seen lots of praise for it even by people who are not King fans and I also read that the advice in it is not specific to just writing fiction.
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No.4172
>>438>>473I'll give these both a sus.
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No.4173
>>474Sorry but not everyone agrees with your first pick, English As She Is Spoke.
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No.4177
>>4166bump
i'm about to take a job in transcription and would also like to know how to write things better
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No.4178
I can't concentrate on writing. I'm not interested in writing novel but I'd like to write a few essays and yet I can't concentrate for shit. Any tips?
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No.4179
a good university should offer free writing workshops, either as an official program for the whole faculty, or as smaller, student-driven initiatives by individual departments. also, make friends with people in humanities degrees that involve a lot of technical writing - tutoring is essential to seriously improving your skills.
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No.4180
>>4177These
>>4175>>4176Also .pdf
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No.4182
>>4171>>4170>>4175Are these available?
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No.4195
>>4194done, hope it helps comrade
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No.4223
>>4194>>4193>>4192>>4191>>5569Niceu dess ne.
Thank you anonysan