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Getting serious plus a few tips
It’s time I rolled my sleeves up and got serious about this blog. I’ve achieved a lot of success with my other blog, Blog in France, which is about the many facets of life as an expat. That success came purely and simply from putting the effort in on it and creating interesting content.
So, I’ll do the same here. I shall endeavour to post every day and settle on a definite direction for this blog. It’s a bit erratic at the moment, but it’s early days yet. So bear with me. I’ll hope you’ll see a definite improvement before too long.
And to give you something to think about today, here are five writing tips from the electronixwarehouse.com website:
It behooves the writer to avoid archaic expressions.
One should not shift from the third person to the second person when you write.
I once read that splitting modifiers was wrong in the library.
It is generally recommended that the use of the passive be minimized.
Write assertively, I think.
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