Grammer Stories

In need of editing an upcoming book? My name is Maya and i would love to read through any books you guys are writing and suggest edits that should be made such as different vocabulary choices or any missing punctuation.

Some basic writing tips to help you become a more effective storyteller.

Here is where we will discuss the importance of Blurbs, Aesthetics, Book Covers, writers interacting with their fans, and whatever else we find important to capture the attention of readers/fans.

Basic Grammar, people get wrong way too often.

In 6th grade the combined classes of Miss Compton and Mrs Kishler visited New York Harbor and cruised on the Circle Line just like Burt Reynolds on Paternity and Melanie Griffith's in Working Girl the girls pictured are classmates Patty Murray, Valerie DeBlois, Mimi Paxaio, and Vicky Hebler!!! It was great seeing the French Fleet near the United Nations!!!!

This book is for writers who would like a simple critique on their books. Also, I will include recommendations for my favorite Wattpad books and a page with a recommendation and star rating from me. Check out chapter one to read the rules!

A collection of rants about what pisses me off the most about Wattpad and life in general. You have no idea how good it feels to get it all out.

❝you went to school to learn, girl things you never, never knew before i before e except after c and why two plus two makes four❞ ☆writing tips, tricks, and stuff like that☆ requests open

"OBLIVIATE!" Lockheart bellows, pointing one Ronald Weasley's taped up wand at two figures adorned in Gryffindor red robes. Then, a burst of light exploded in the room, making it impossible to see anything except plain, utter white, as a deafening crash of rocks could be heard from a mile away, caving up one side of an entire archway. Nostalgia began to cloud his mind, like cotton being stuck into his earholes, making it hard to hear anything. And suddenly, memories started flashing before his eyes What if in Harry's past life, he was Salazar Slytherin? What if Hermione was Rowena Ravenclaw, Luna was Helga Hufflepuff and Neville was Godric Gryffindor? The Founders were back once more at Hogwarts... Warnings ⚠️ -Swearing -there is literally no plot -some references you may have heard from -absolutely revolting grammar that is worse than Dazai kicking you like Akutagawa (if you know, you know and now were best friends and there is nothing you can do about it.) -and some dark humour This story has been heavily inspired by 'I'm not the heir of Slytherin, I am Slytherin' by Akshaya2006 ( go check it out! Its a really good book)

Hey there people that are reading my story (probably like 2 or 3, but whatever). This book is about gay life and normal so don't continue if you are against. Hope you enjoy! :) Sorry the title is a little of and the story line is weird but...ya, OK. And i am not gay if you were wondering just some little spare time and a vast imagination. BTW i live in china were i see a lot of weird stuff so don't judge me :) You don't need to follow me or anything

A helpful resource for all writers. Includes: Grammar Help Lists of Synonyms for said and went Lists of Descriptive Words Character Building Ideas Varied Vocabulary I would also like to add Q&A chapters, should I receive questions that require a more in depth or direct answer.

Lessons for Modern Standard Arabic verbs, from conjugations to forms to grammatical cases and more.

and so are most people here. this book corrects common grammar mistakes and mispellings.

Let's learn English together

Just all the rants I have in my head. Things I can't share with those around me. Because they wouldn't get it. They wouldn't understand because they've never felt it. They've never known it. They'd scoff. They'd laugh and make fun. They'd call me a drama queen. And maybe they're right. But these are my thoughs and feelings, poured out in the most simplistic way possible.

In any language there are basic rules the speaker or would be learner needs to understand before moving on to harder skills. English itself has basic rules that people need to follow for it to make sense to hearers and readers. Here are some basic English grammar rules that are easy to understand and easy to learn. 1. Only use capital letters for proper nouns and at the beginning of a sentence. 2. For every sentence there should be one noun and one verb. A sentence with more than one noun or verb is confusing to understand. 3. When a sentence is complete use appropriate punctuation. There is no need to have dual punctuation when ending a sentence. 4. If an apostrophe is needed make sure to use it to show ownership. An apostrophe is also used when words are abbreviated. 5. Whenever writing multiple sentences about the same subject or line of thought, use paragraphs to divide long segments of writing. 6. Should a line of thought require a list make sure to separate each article by a comma. 7. Make sure case and number of the subject and the verb match. It the noun is singular the verb should be singular as well. 8. When connecting two lines of thought in a sentence, use a conjunction to make things make better sense. Re correct your english grammar: https://grammarchecker.net/

Are you "New York's Best Selling Author!" in the making? Maybe you've tried a million times to publish a professional novel of your own... How do you do THAT? Here I will review the essentials every writer should be informed of with sighted articles and comprehendible examples. And just maybe... you'll be off in no time!

This whole story is a joke don't take it seriously lmao