12 1/2 Rules For Writing I learnt from my 6th grade English teacher in my Middleschool below
Rule 1: If you write everyday, you'll get better at writing everyday.
2. If it's boring to you, it's boring to your readers!
3. Get a writing Routine and Stick with it.
4. Poetry does not have to rhyme. Poetry does not have to rhyme!
5. Resist Stereotypes, in real life and in your writing.
6. Writers read. Writers read a lot. Writers read all the time.
7. Make lists of your favorite words, and books and places and things.
8. There doesn't always have to be a moral to the story.
9. Always bring your notebook. Always bring a spare pen or pencil,
10. Go for walks. Dance. Pull weeds. Do the dishes! Write about it.
11. Don't settle on just one style. Try something new!
12. Learn to tell both sides of the story!
12 1/2 Stop looking at this and write something.
If any of you writers are struggling I hope this helps you in the writing process it helped me get as good as I am. And this is from my childhood. My English teachers have been the best teachers to me even the one I had in college. I have never gotten along iprl: in physical real life with any other teacher as much as all my English teachers that I have had through out each school grade I moved up into. They were amazing! Mah! Love you all more tips like this coming soon! Joyful tidings to everyone!
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