I was delighted to come across your “useful” list! It reminded me of one I created for my children a few years ago.
Rules For Homework
I. THIMK.
2. Plan ahead carefully.
4. Avoid dumb mistakes.
5. Check, punctuation?
6. "Verify your facts." —Albert Einstein
7. Eschew relentless employment of the thesaurus.
8. Proofread your
your work.
9. Foc
10. Don't get distrac
Of course it didn’t format correctly so a couple of these got lost: numbers 2, which changes from a larger to a smaller font size at the end, and 9, which ends with a blurry “us”.
When I write dialogue in Fiction, I am using spoken language that is not grammatically perfect, because in our evolution we do not speak in a grammatically correct way. We often speak phrases, rather than complete sentences, and often use pronouns too much. People with ADD will have run-on sentences- they can't seem to help it. But we can create art by selectively mirroring our humanity using such dialogue even as we speak textspeak to each other.
This exceeding trifling witling, considering ranting criticizing concerning adopting fitting wording being exhibiting transcending learning, was displaying, notwithstanding ridiculing, surpassing boasting swelling reasoning, respecting correcting erring writing, and touching detecting deceiving arguing during debating.
It's a riddle inside of a sentence. I can't claim it as mine, but it's fun to decipher.
I was delighted to come across your “useful” list! It reminded me of one I created for my children a few years ago.
Rules For Homework
I. THIMK.
2. Plan ahead carefully.
4. Avoid dumb mistakes.
5. Check, punctuation?
6. "Verify your facts." —Albert Einstein
7. Eschew relentless employment of the thesaurus.
8. Proofread your
your work.
9. Foc
10. Don't get distrac
Of course it didn’t format correctly so a couple of these got lost: numbers 2, which changes from a larger to a smaller font size at the end, and 9, which ends with a blurry “us”.
Thank you so much!
thank you, i will come back to this once in a while, i hope.
Thank you for reading. Write on!
lol
Terrific list. I need to review this every time I put pen to paper
Don’t not review it!
When I write dialogue in Fiction, I am using spoken language that is not grammatically perfect, because in our evolution we do not speak in a grammatically correct way. We often speak phrases, rather than complete sentences, and often use pronouns too much. People with ADD will have run-on sentences- they can't seem to help it. But we can create art by selectively mirroring our humanity using such dialogue even as we speak textspeak to each other.