We recently rebooted my computer and I lost my dictionary/thesaurus widget and I the one they offer is not the same. Where can I find the one you have displayed? It’s the one I used to have and I NEED it for my writing.

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I try to have a pretty good idea of the beginning, middle, and ending before I even sit down to write. At the very least I need to know what the main point I hope to communicate is. If I don’t know this, I brainstorm and organize my thoughts until I do.

I enjoyed your list!

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Every blogger has a different writing style. That’s what makes every blog unique from the other; a different author with a different perspective and style of writing.

However, there is one thing that many bloggers share and do the same. All bloggers have their own writing habits, and some may have the same habit as another. Just keep in mind, habits, and styles are different.

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Here’s a good tip I always fall back on… using these types of sentence openers…
http://penningtonpublishing.com/blog/grammar_mechanics/how-to-improve-your-writing-style-with-grammatical-sentence-openers/

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I found myself sometimes writing pieces before I come up with a good title. It’s hard enough getting a good hook for your readers, let alone coming up with a catchy title!

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Hm tough to decide, have to say the dictionary for me. I try to keep my writing short sweet and to the point, without using some big troubling words!

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