Writing good. Source: eatliver.com. 3. Avoid cliches like the plague. They' re old hat. A. Comparisons are as bad as cliches. 5. Be more or less specific. 8. Don' t be redundant; don' t use were words We highly superfluous. 9. Who needs rhetorical chrestions? EATLIVER. COM
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Writing good

Source: eatliver.com

3. Avoid cliches like the plague. They' re old
hat.
A. Comparisons are as bad as cliches.
5. Be more or less specific.
8. Don' t be redundant; don' t use were words
We highly superfluous.
9. Who needs rhetorical chrestions?
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#1 - ninjatacofortytwo (01/03/2013) [+] (3 replies)
Let's start with proper grammar. *How to write well.*
User avatar #2 to #1 - travismackie ONLINE (01/03/2013) [-]
Please tell me you are joking
User avatar #19 - vladhellsing (01/03/2013) [-]
Don't never use double negatives.
#10 - AwesomeSausage (01/03/2013) [-]
Here it is in digital form.
User avatar #7 - robotvoice (01/03/2013) [+] (2 replies)
i read to the seventh mark before i had realized that they're all examples....
#12 - advicedude (01/03/2013) [+] (3 replies)
>How to write good   
>good   
lol
>How to write good
>good
lol
#30 - yukarma (01/03/2013) [+] (2 replies)
*Goodly
*Goodly
#5 - N. Korean citizen (01/03/2013) [+] (3 replies)
"Writes should never generalize"

Written like someone who knows what they are talking about.
#13 to #5 - bluelightbebop (01/03/2013) [-]
Here' you dropped this.
#29 - N. Korean citizen (01/03/2013) [-]
even I can write more better than that
#17 - junter ONLINE (01/03/2013) [+] (3 replies)
The first one is assonance, not alliteration.
User avatar #42 to #41 - harrymcfaggot ONLINE (01/04/2013) [-]
you call it an alliteration when the first letters of some words are the same, it doesn't matter if it's a vowel or a consonant.
you call it an assonance, if the vowels sound similar, not if the vowels are the same. i give you an example for an assonance. "so slow goes beau."

#37 - Harjyot (01/03/2013) [+] (2 replies)
It had to be done.
#40 to #37 - theugandanhero (01/03/2013) [-]
Harjyot, I am disappoint.
#36 - N. Korean citizen (01/03/2013) [-]
with isn't a preposition in that sentence though...there has to be a noun after a preposition or it is one of many other types of speech. You can't end a sentence with a preposition. "With" was a preposition in that sentence because it was related to a noun "preposition"
#35 - ISRjustgun (01/03/2013) [-]
I had to reread it to see what I missed. Lol'd.
#28 - kontraband (01/03/2013) [-]
Comment Picture
#27 - JNS (01/03/2013) [-]
User avatar #23 - richardastley (01/03/2013) [-]
Comparisons aren't always bad. In fact, comparisons can be used to help someone understand an argument better, and I can't remember how many humanities essays I've written based on comparing different characters or worlds of literature.
User avatar #18 - kylebro (01/03/2013) [+] (3 replies)
Don't understand 6.
#11 - yentabear ONLINE (01/03/2013) [-]
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