can you give me tips for my composition?
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Try writing it first hand as if you were there and maybe thinking about what's going on. Maybe you are someone who has been in the accident and it's just happened and you can remember what you can about what did happen and try to piece everything together - maybe by telling a cop or an ambulance worker. Include how you are feeling - emotionally and physically. Make the other characters real by giving them personalities. Imagine you are there! Finally was it an accident? Do you remember seeing someone or something that made it happen? Was it on purpose? Are you the culprit? Give the story a bit of a twist at the end.
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I am attaching a link to an essay writing  tutorial to help you.  <click the below link>\n\nHave you ever heard of Brainstorming.  It is a technique to get most of your ideas about your subject on paper.\n\nChoose your subject.\nBrain storm.\nThen determine how detailed your paper will be.\nThen take each one of your brain storm ideas and make a paragraph about them.\n\nEvery Paper has \n\n1. a title, \n2. an Intro paragraph intrucing the subject\n3  at least 2-3 body paragraphs describing the subject &\n4. a summary paragraph \n\nSome tips are to: \n• Write in a Clear Style \n \n• Use active verbs \n \n• Keep your sentence length under control \n \n• Use simple words  \n \n• Avoid jargon \n \n• Avoid abstract terms \n \n• Keep abbreviations under control \n \n• Avoid Padding \n \n• Use topic sentences \n \n• Link your ideas and paragraphs \n \n• Use examples to explain difficult points \n \n• Use quotations in your writing \n\n\nYou will do just fine when you dou your best.
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Do a usefull topic like, "How I spent my Grammar Class and why I speak so well today"  !!!  Not to mention your stellar writing skills.  :0
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good luck to you I have a friend who is writing a thesis on some boring thing as you are \nthank you
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1) Read lots of good modern contemporary poetry\n\n2) Write in free verse\n\n3) Think in specific concrete/sensory details to lead people to experience the poem\n\n4) If any abstract words creep in, cut them out.  Find specific ways of communicating the same info.\n\n5) If any cliches come into your writing, cut them as well.\n\n6)  Pick two representive compounds and describe them in detail.  Describe what happens if you put them together.  Describe interactions, the lab, the equipment...etc....\n\n7) DO NOT use anybody's first four lines, that is plagarism.  Furthermore they are likely to be very different then what you would write, and thus make a major headache for you in unifyingi your poem.  You chose a difficult topic, but YOU need to make it work for yourself.  You sell yourself short by asking for four lines prefab.\n\n8) NO RHYMING WHATSOEVER  Rhyme does not work without meter.  It is a very difficult task to be able to write good sensoraily detailed poems in meter, and adding creating non-sing songy rhymes slant rhymes and such is a difficult skill that only practiced poets should attempt.
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Start writing, and good luck!  ;-)
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Try from a different point of view - maybe a woman who is looking out her window and sees him ride by.\nTry from a different time in history - like later when there were shopping malls there.\nTry writing in a different style of poetry or prose.\nTry writing it in modern language or putting it to rap music.\nTry writing it from the british point of view.\nTry writing it as a chat session.\nOr a haiku.\nTry using animals as characters instead of humans.\nWrite from a sensory standpoint, emphasizing sounds, smells, etc.
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it is good when you can compose a music for you poems/lyrics... is actually as easy as ABC when you know the musical score of course, i did it for my fren for composing music for his lyrics, and it works... just try playing with your guitar or other instrument and someday you will find out that tone is nice and you will try to fit ur poems/lyrics into that music... it works for me actually... mayb you can try it out, good luck
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In the introduction, give a general idea of the issue, question, or ideas you are going to write about. It's especially good if you can get in a "hook" or attention grabber to capture people's interest. For example, "By the year 2060, ninety percent of the country of Bangladesh may be underwater."\nIn the conclusion, summarize your point of view and bring closure to the essay.  \nHere's a website with hints on essay writing.\nhttp://members.tripod.com/~lklivingston/essay/
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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!
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Get some words in the word processor.  It isn't important how it sounds yet, just get something written down.  I usually just writer a bunch of facts in sentence format.  After I get 20 or 30 written down, it's time to start grouping your thoughts and working on filler and transitions.\n\nYou will get there.  Remember a trip of a thousand miles starts with a single step.\n\nGood Luck
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try a soft music- maybe something instrumental- if you like some background noise.  That way, you won't have something with words to distract you.  Also, if you have more than 1 subject to work on, work in 1/2 hour intervals- taking a short break (2-3) minutes in between intervals.  Sometimes working for such long hours at once, you could lose your concentration.
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Practice makes perfect, right? Write about topics that spark a passion in you. Learn to broaden your vocabulary so you don't sound elementary. And work on your descriptive language as well. Also be open to constructive criticism. Good Luck!
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1) I agree with DJ Stickylee, write about what you know.  Don't follow the tried and true mold of flowing about big booty women, and platinum grills.  Especially if you ain't got it.\n\n2) Practice, practice, practice!  Chances are, at first, your writing is probably going to suck.  That's natural.  Keep doing it, and write as much as you can, carry a notepad around with you at all times.  Don't get discouraged if you can't get your point across the way you want it to the first time, put it down and come back to it if you have to.  Forcing lyrics is possible, but usually not the best way to write.  Let it come as natural as possible.\n\n3)  Try to impress yourself.  That's what i do.  Try not to think about if your friend will like what you're writing, or what your mom will think when she hears it, etc.  Write until YOU are satisfied with the end result, and as hard as it may be, try to stray from worrying about impressing others.\n\nThose are 3 of the main things that I, as a lyricist, believe are important.  Hopefully writing will treat you well dude.
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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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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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First of all, u need to know exactly what ur gonna write about, set the exact content and organization for it. Start by a catchy intro, a question, anecdote, quotation and so on. Write the intro from general to specific and only mention the exact topic of urs in the last sentence after having talked about the history or such. For every body paragraph, try to do ur best in unfiying the topic about it and metnion it generally in the 1st sentence. Write a good conclusion by giving a suggestion, recommendation, advice or even summarize what u have mentioned in the body par. \nThru doing this u have to take PERFECT care of ur grammar and ur choice of Vocabulary.\nEvery par should not beless than 6 sentences MINIMUM to be of a decent content.