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Per i dubbi grammaticali e sintattici, la Grammatica italiana di Luca Serianni. Sarà bene, comunque, sfruttare quando è possibile le competenze specifiche dei redattori. Abbreviazioni, sigle e acronimi Evitare le abbreviazioni.dottor, non dott. Spesso le abbreviazioni sostituiscono parole che possono essere semplicemente tolte, con grande vantaggio.Mr.
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Even More Meanings The ambiguous headline took me back to my college days, when a professor shared this sentence: I saw a man on a hill with a telescope. It seems like a simple statement, until you begin to unpack the many alternate meanings: There’s a man on a hill, and I’m watching him with my telescope. Untitled. Literature & Latte.
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Enough to take all the rejections, enough to pay the price of disappointment and discouragement while you are learning. Like any other artist you must learn your craft -- then you can add all the genius you like. " -- Phyllis A. Whitney, former Mystery Writers of America Grand Master While practice is the best way to improve your fiction-writing skills, you won't know whether you're on the right track -- what you're doing right and what you're doing wrong -- unless you get feedback. At first, while you're still feeling your way, you'll probably show your story to friends and family, who will likely offer you more in the way of encouragement than perceptive observations of the story's strengths and weaknesses. So where can you get constructive feedback? Critique groups are usually strictly business. Be brave. Bekindrewrite – write unto others as you would have them write unto you.
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