Jesse Pirieda: uhhh to CoachP. i didnt ask for your opinions. thats GREAT that you WERE a teacher. keep it that way.and BTW when im swimming in weeks of homework in every subject because i was absent for strep throat and the teachers are idiots, yeah i dont want to spend my time answering stuipid questions like this. take your old complaining booty somewhere else. thanks....Show more
Derrick Smsith: It's been suggested that the short story might be your genre and that's a possibility but if you want to write a novel you can. Several people have said to plot out the whole book before you write and I suppose that could be a good thing. I could never do that, however, I do know how I want the story to end when I start but seldom have any idea of how I'm going to get there. The great mystery novelist, Tony Hillerman said that when he started his first novel he outlined the whole book very carefully before he started writing. When he finished it, it was nothing like the ! outline so he never did that again! One of the things that is necessary is to have an idea of how a novel is structured. Take a book that you enjoyed, in a genre you want to write, and read it again. As you do, think about how many problems the protagonist faces, How many people she or he meets that help or hinder the path to completion of the story and think about the fact that you will need to do some of that same sort of thing for your story. A really great book that will help you because it helps define the functions of all the characters that appear in the story is Christopher Vogler's The Writer's Journey. Beyond that there are a lot of books on how to write a novel from which you can get some ideas. None of them will work completely for you because you're not exactly like that writer. One of the most important things is to put your events in an order that will keep building suspense right up to the climax. As a writer I know says, to succeed in writing you need talen! t, luck and perseverance and if you have enough of the latter,! you only need one of the first two. Good luck and keep writing....Show more
Vince Delarge: 1.Shahar, the new girl from India has showed me different ethnic tradiotions and cuisine from her home country.2. She decided to alter her wedding dress because it did not fit her comfortably.3. He knew he would anticipate his opponent's next move on the field.4. On behalf of the Greek community and myself, I welcome Stavros Metaxas, the new president.5. I shall suspend you from school if you behave like that ever again.6. 7. I assure you that I will never forget my homework ever again.8. 9. Your dog's health is irrelevant to the work I am assigning to you.10. Concentrate on your assignment, instead of playing video games.11. Your new test results are consistent with tests at the beginning of the year.12. i tried..:)answer mine?http://ca.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=201......Show more
Thomas Riner: Here's a suggestion -- Do you own homework. The teacher gave it t! o YOU to do, not the people here on YA. What good does it do you if I answer your question? What do you learn? You need to take some pride in yourself and develop some good work habits. Some day you'll be in the working world, and your boss will tell you to do something. Are you going to ask someone else to do it for you? I think not. Practice working hard while you're in school and it will come easier to you as you get older. You should never ask someone to do your work that you are supposed to do. Work hard and good things will happen. Good luck....Show more
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