2d243 No.284
1- Learn how to utilize dots, commas, and semicolons to give the correct timing for the reading. Read what you are writing as if you are speaking it to see if the timings are conveying the correct meanings for you.
2- If you want to express yourself better, learn more words.
3- Learning good quality texts helps you to assimilate the structure of good texts.
4- You have to learn how to organize your ideas in order. For example, if you are going to speak about subjects A,B, and C, then you have to say, for example (suppose each letter is a sentence from that point), A,A,A,A,A,B,B,B,B,B,C,C,C,C,C, instead of something like A,B,A,A,A,A,B,B,C,B,C,B,B,C,C,C. For that, you can organize the ideas you want to express into topics, sort them by similarity, and then gather them in a text.
What do you mean by "Is doubling up on adjectives that are synonymous horrible to read"?
"When I'm talking, I can put a short pause between the words to show that I'm using two words that mean the same thing for emphasis." Give an example, please. I didn't understand.
25498 No.285
>>284Like this.
>Huge, giant dong>Incredible, unparalleled idiot>Idiotic, retarded takeWhen speaking it's fine but I feel like it works in text. Especially as part of a much larget sentence.
2d243 No.287
>>285I didn't understand what you mean.
Tip: You can use a translator to help you to express yourself. You type your native language and translate it to English.
