i am pretending i am air , i need to write a story, how should i write?
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Without denying that you can't catch your breath because of the pollution.
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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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Write your story in Microsoft Word, Word Perfect, Wordpad, etc.\n\nWhen it's finished, go onto FF.net and click the "Documents" button. Upload your story file from there. \n\nNext, go to "Stories." Click the "New Story" button in the upper right-hand corner. It will tell you to accept the Guidelines. Click the button, read and accept the terms. Click "New Story" once again.\n\nNow, it will take you step-by-step. Choose the catagory and sub catagories, then fill in the rest as asked. At the "Document" tab, select the document you uploaded previously and finally, click "Submit Story." Presto!\n\nTo add chapters, upload your file into the "Documents" section. Then go to "Stories" and choose the story you want to add the chapter to by pressing the "edit" button next to it. \n\nNext, click "Content/Chapters." It will show you your existing chapter(s), and below it will say "Add Chapter." Type in the chapter title and select the document using the pull down tab. Click "Add" and voila, the chapter is added to your story.\n\nHope this helped!
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That was amazing. If you wrote this you have an immense amount of talent. You seem to know what you want to say and have a perfect way of putting in on a piece of paper. You should go to www.howtowritepoetry.com and enter it in their contest. I think that was a beautiful poem and you should continue writing because you have pure natural talent that i think people can relate to and are touched by because i know i was.
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By being yourself and not being fake...have some jokes to tell
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Decide what your story is going to be about.  Choose a topic about which you know something.  Quite often, an event in your own life as c child can be used as the core basis of your story.  \n\nHow old will your readers be?  This will determine how large your vocabulary is. (If they are very young, important words should be repeated in the telling of your story.)\n\nChoose your characters.  Often one stands for good, and the other one creates problems.  \n\nWhat is the must exciting secion of your story?  Choose a clever title.  You must have colorful pictures. \n\nPicture yourself climbing a mountain.  Imagine what happens as you climb up the mountain.  When you get to the top of the mountain, you are at the most exciting point.  What do you see and feel as you come down the mountain?  Your last paragraph should sum up the story and give the reader "good all over feelin".   You write your story with your points or examples in the story in the same order as if you were climbing the mountain.
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I like onewhitewhiskar's answer.  She has given you some good ideas.\n\nI would suggest you keep it simple.  Sometimes if you try to make it too convoluted or put too much in there, the writing just doesn't work.  Unless you are really good at making up stuff, don't try to get into complicated plots and stories.  Write about what you know.  Write as if you are telling a story.  Think aobut how you would tell it to someone, and then write it down that way.  \n\nOk, now stop and think for a minute.  Think about some of the most interesting or funny or different things that have happened to you.  Have you gone on a special trip?  Have you visited an interesting place?  Do you have a pet that does really funny stuff?  How about your neighborhood?  Are there odd characters?  Have you been on a boat trip?  Did your grandparents do something speical or different?  Have they ever talked to you about how things were when they were your age?  What's your favorite thing to do - do you have a special hobby you can write about?  Is there  something you know a lot about that others might be interested in? \n\nYou see, people can write well about things that are very familiar to them.  I will give you a few "starter" sentences to think about, but make up one of your own if none of these work for you.\n\n"As I walked home from school last week I saw the strangest thing around the corner from my house."  \n\n"Last summer I visited ...."\n\n"Have you ever watched .... bees at their hive .... or salmom in a stream .... puppies playing .... shooting stars ... waves on the beach ..... sailboats .... the sidewalk market on Saturday .... your brother's baseball game .... someone making dinner .... fourth of July fireworks ..."\n\n"I'm really looking forward to ...."\n\n"My best friend is .... "\n\n"The most fun I ever had was when ....."\n\n"Yesterday my dog .... "\n\nSome final thoughts ... jot down some thoughts and ideas about your topic first.  Do an INternet search to see if you get some more ideas about your topic.   \nI hope this helps you think about what you might do for your writing project.
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Be creative about it.  A lot of people start by introducing themselves.  I started mine with a quote from a poem.
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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!!!!
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I don't know but...\n\nOn your other question (writing a story), what did you write the story about? Don't care if it was another idea, am just curious.\n\nMusic - you're probably best getting Limewire or something.
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Just write something sincere.\nThey will like it better.
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1.  Get a part time job.  \n\n2.  Do you have relatives?\n\n3.  Contact your local paper and see if they want to do a story on you.
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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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just pencil and paper !\nwrite it then realize it.\nit will be easier for you torealize it by writing things in your mind :)
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how about an autobiography but of an inanimate object... \nlike, say , a pen, a frying pan, a mannequin in the store window\n\nyou can look at one , describe it in detail and add narrations to the essay.
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That's it. Write about your feelings.  Just let it flow.  Write like you're talking with a friend.  Imagine explaining to him what makes you want to do this.
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Generally, it's best to put actual noises that aren't dialogue in italics (unfortunately, I can't demonstrate that for you on this web site).  However, depending on what type of writing you're doing, you might want to avoid writing out "thump" alltogether and instead describe it.  For example: "The hollow noise of his fist pounding against the door resonated loudly throughout the room."\n\nBut, hey...creative license - it's pretty much up to you.  Good luck with your story!