I am haveing trouble composing my messeages please help.?
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Before that find out where the composing tab is and click on it. By the way have you decided to whom you want to send it to?
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Okay, Sherrah, I can tell you that it sounds like your big problem might be succinctness.  It's not how much you say but what you have to say and how you say it.  If you can replace five words with one - do it!\n\nOther than that, make sure that your grammar and spelling are perfect and that you stay on topic.  Tangents are bad.  \n\nThat is my best advice.  I also found a couple of websites that give you some great step-by-step advice. \n\nGood luck to you!
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try finding  some sort of idea u can revole around! i had to memorize some lines and i did it (and lots of practice) \nread it over and over again and then ull start getitng some lines, so u look away from the paper as u get to those lines and in no time ull get them just right!  also u can write the lines down.... helps a  lot when u do it urself! \n\n\ngood luck
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Try to relax. I find writing best comes when I focus my attention on something else for a while. Go have something to eat. Go for a walk. Exercise. Get your mind off of trying to write and then you'll probably be able to write more. If your trying to write about a specific topic, try watching a movie about that topic to be inspired about it.
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You should write your own. Be creative and let your words and thoughts flow onto the paper instead of being lazy.
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Its pretty much the same way u add a music clip (if im not wrong). Im still at the stage where im trying to get the axis to add up and having a hard time. Hope you figure it out .\n\n\n\n♥
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Have someone else write it for you. Maybe someone to whom you can dictate it to in your first language. Send me a copy when you are done. Good luck.
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Start off by letting your thoughts flow -- Jot down ideas, even if they're just words or fragments of sentences, don't think about sentence structure, just write down a plot and add on and elaborate.  Then piece them together into sentences and paragraphs and elaborate more.  Let a few other people read it, hear what they think, and use their input to further increase the quality of your story.  \n\nI hope this helps.  =]
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:}\ngreat start, use more ideas like you have already\nthanks
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Much like the others said, it is hard to explain without being able to show you. I also don't know how your teacher has been teaching it. I would say the first step is to memorize the sentence patterns. This goes through the 5 basic sentence patterns: http://college.hmco.com/devenglish/broughton/focus_florida/1e/students/diagramming_basic.html. \nI would, however, as someone else advised, ask your teacher for extra help.
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You could probably go down the path of writing, but the first piece that youve written needs work. It has some nice lines in it, but it doesn't flow perfectly, and there are some weaker lines that could be changed. Try not to use cliches such as "souls collide", and be careful not to jump back and forth between past and present tense. Aim to make everything you say relevant. It can be metaphorical or abstract of course, but some of your references seem a bit random, such as "so much wind" at the beginning. Also the repetition of the word "life" in the first 2 lines sounds a bit funny.\n\nDont take offense, just trying to help!
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Go to google and type in songwriting. They have many websites that might be of interest to you. Contest, useful information. Start there and see where it leads you! Good luck
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When asking questions like this, please be a specific as possible.  For example, please include what application you are using to compose.  For example, is it a mail client or a web browser?  Also, please include the OS you are on.  The more information you include, the easier it is to answer your question.\n\nThis question as it is now is just too generic to give you a specific or helpful answer.
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Find your own style.  Write.\nWrite some more.  Then write.  Carry a notebook with you and write during every momment you can.
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Hi, I have written my own music but as yet not had it published [my choice].  I play keyboard and have composed music for cultural dances and even a song for a charity event.  \n\nOne of the best ways of getting started is to think carefully about the atmosphere you are trying to set.  Use a variety of patters and modulate to make the music more interesting and also to give direction.  One person I know composes by throwing a dice and mapping each throw to a chord in a scale - not a technique I would use but I guess it may help you get over writes block.\n\nIf you are writing a song - I would suggest you write down all the words that you want to use in your composition and then place them on a framework  and build up the song in stepwise fashion.\n\nAlso, speak to friends and family and ask what they think of your composition - they can be the best critics!\n\nYou may find the attached websites useful. However, bear in mind if you are going to embark upon this for commercial gain, the quote . . .\nRemember : The Music Industry is not looking for talent – it is looking for success! \n- Catherine Masters [ref 3]\n\nGood luck in your venture.
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From your pen and paper!\n\nGet some discipline, buckle down, and write one.
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My advice for the lyrics part would be to set aside time every day to just write.  Write the first thing that comes to your mind and keep going for at least 20 minutes.  Don't worry about grammar or what you think you should be writing about, just let it flow.  And don't get too frustrated if this seems difficult at first; once you get over the first hurdle and just write, you'll find it gets easier and easier.  Then after a while, look through your free-write and pick out chunks that might be usable for a song.  It may take some intense sifting but you will find jewels within them.\n\nFor the music part of it, I'd highly recommend using a voice recorder (it doesn't need to be expensive) and carry this with you EVERYWHERE.  You never know when you'll get an idea for a hook or a chord progression.  Just hum the melody or whatever you come up with.  Do you have a guitar?  An acoustic guitar works great to lay out demos.  The same with the lyrics, I would advise playing your guitar A LOT, and not necessarily on particular songs all the time.  When you're just playing around on your guitar it happens when you'll play something you like.  The recorder can also come in handy here too.  Record your practice sessions so if you like something you can keep going with it without being afraid of forgetting it later.\n\nFor the breaking into the music industry part, you just really need to get yourself out there.  Talent competitions, battle of the bands, etc will help you get the recognition you want.  Make connections.  If you're taking guitar lessons maybe your teacher knows somebody.  But mainly performing whenever possible, not only to gain recognition but also to hone in on your performance skills.\n\nI hope this helps.  One final piece of advice is to do this with all the passion in your heart.  It seems like you really love this kind of stuff, and when put passion into each performance people will recognize that!  Good luck!