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The_Pathway_To_Markus - 0 views

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  • shined
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      shone
  • shown
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      showed
  • King’s
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      kings
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  • haven’t
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      hadn't
  • “I bet you’re going to tell me.” Ankara blurted out sternly
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      "I bet you're going to tell me," Ankara blurted out sternly. (Have a look at this very carefully. Formatting quotations is important to potential editors. I can give you a couple of pointers--just ask.)
  • for him to finished.
  • the saddle of his dragon
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      his dragon's saddle
  • enemy.” he said.
  • and viciously bit its neck ridden with scales of black
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      and viciously bit its black-scaled neck.
  • thrusted it
    • Chris Pierce
       
      past tense is still 'thrust.'
  • ed it’s wings
  • yelped in pain an
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      roared?
  • and knew this was his end, but he never gave up
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      knowing this was his end, but never giving up.
  • throughout the battle
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      across the battlefield
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christilynn: 'No Tomorrow' - A Narrative Poem - 0 views

  • unkept with
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      this adjective should describe a noun
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christilynn - 0 views

  • was my last day I'd
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      Twisted tense? Is 'Today is...' more natural?
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Piccy's EWC Blog: Ode To Music - 1 views

  • angels song
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      angel's
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Piccy's EWC Blog: March 2010 - 2 views

  • shall be a
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      best not to mix shall and would
  • its possibilities infinite.
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Courtney Olmsteadz EWC Blog: Journal #7: "The Myth of Technology" - 0 views

  • condemn
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      condone?
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christilynn: Radio Play - 0 views

  • ers suspecte
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      murderers'
  • i'm right on
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      Capital 'I'
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      comma before sir since it's direct address
  • Were in the m
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      We're
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  • no where
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      nowhere (1 wd.)
  • God Jared, w
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      Comma before Jared too. (Remember, "Let's eat Joe...)
  • your a c
  • ushes how proff
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      fused sentence issue
  • Drive thre
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      through
  • chevy comaro
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christilynn: Journals - 0 views

  • Us North Am
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      We North Amer...
  • Alot of my fri
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      'A lot' is always 2 words
  • gonna be a
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      try to eliminate slang - spellcheck will catch this
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  • playwrights a
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      plays (a playwright is a person)
  • english as my f
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      I really respect you for figuring this out. I fought it for many many years...
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      I love your graphics by the way... truly.
  • Technology has bee
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      I like how this entry is divided into paragraphs. It's much more reader friendly.
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christilynn: Character Sketch - 0 views

  • loudley
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      Don't forget to run spellcheck before you post.
  • re im an e
  • ncrediable!
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ED DIMARTINO: Ideal Clash - 0 views

  • ary with lau
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      ary?
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ED DIMARTINO - 0 views

  • privelage in
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      and yet so few find the spellcheck button... :)
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Kyle Lowe: One Act Radio Play - True Feelings of the Hero - 0 views

  • [Enter a young woman, about 20 years of age. She is completely unaware of the conversation.]
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      How will this come across on the radio?
  • your good..
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      you're
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Hunter's blog: Good morning. How's the leg? - 1 views

  • and helpless,”
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      and helpless?"
  • for over than 30 minutes
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christilynn: The Fairytale (a children's nursery rhyme) - 0 views

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      Do you have any ideas for a title?
  • long long time
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      A long long (space between A and long)
  • nursery rhymes.
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      What a really fresh sounding start... and yet familiar too.
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  • then the day.
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      'than' for comparisons
  • eachother slo
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      each (space) other
  • Woke up from her
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      I would sart the line with 'She' - I think it scans better.
  • come for me?
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      I would end the line after 'come' -- 'for me' runs over the metre. Of course, it means you have to change the final line of the stanza so that it still rhymes... Ah, a poet's work is never done.
  • peeked through the clouds,
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      This line is a little prosy (like regular language rather than the more compressed language of poetry). Could you shorten it a couple of syllables?
  • something that went tink.
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      Likewise, I'd try to shorten this by 2 syllables.
  • I've come to steal your heart away,To take it when I can.And with a dozen roses,A ring with them i'll send.
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      Use quotation marks around the words spoke aloud. Be sure to capitalize the 'I' in I'll
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      ""'s in the next line too
  • From my heart I must confess.
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      I think this line sounds like a warm up to a fuller statement of his feelings. Perhaps you could insert another stanza.
  • i'll leave apart of me,Tomorrow i'll l
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      Capital I's...
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Varga's Writers Craft: Childrens Story Screen Play - 0 views

  • fire mom!
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      Don't forget the comma before 'mom'
  • ontop of
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      stand atop a
  • work if pr
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Arpita's Class Blog: Shark Fining - 0 views

  • shark-fining
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      Are you sure that this is how it's spelled? I'm thinking that 'finning' would rhyme with 'winning' and 'fining' would rhyme with 'lining.'
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Arpita's Class Blog: Radio Play #2: "Manifesting a Ride" - 2 views

  • yeah, I feel f
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      I'd start each line with a capital letter, for consistency's sake
  • we are God.
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      This could use some context. Is she suggesting that since God is omnipresent then everything in the universe ie God?
  • as if shrugging sho
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      Can you say OK for me as though you are shrugging your shoulders? I'll close my eyes and tell you whether I can hear it or not. :)
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  • breeze smelled lik
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      Present tense might be more effective here. It keeps the sensation immediate and present, rather than over and ended
  • He'll stop for some pretty
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      Is one of the girl's likely to speak up about the potential saftey issue? Then another can say "It's fine, there's 3 of us and only one of him..."
  • me and my wife
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      This raises questions about the driver. Approximately what age would he be? (this is important for casting the play). Also, what class background? Some speakers would say "Me and my wife" --grammatically correct but impolite --"My wife and I" Polite but grammatically incorrect --"My wife and me" both polite and grammatically correct.
  • iverse wins, and
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Chelsea Gomes, Journals: Journal # 1 - 0 views

  • not always the kind of things that anyone else really cares that much about
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      That's one opinion... I think that people probably don't even know what they know until they begin writing. We always assume that what we know is common or boring but often it's not to others. You are the only person who sees the world from where you stand. That will make your writing unique.
  • I am the Flyer captain,
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      You really do have uncommon drive and focus.
  • it. so I tend
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Chelsea Gomes, Journals: Journal # 2 - 0 views

  • all three of these p
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      "With respect to"
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Chelsea Gomes, Journals: Journal # 3 - 0 views

  • the amount of kids
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      'number' of kids since they can be counted. Use 'amount' for stuff that you pile, like laundry or garbage.
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