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[quote=Zynoba][quote=MayBug]@Zynoba: I can imagine, too, that this is the reason for so many replies from anonymous users. However, I think that some people enjoy posting on this forum because they don't need to register. Anyway, I will share your tips with my dad. The idea of rereading the books sounds worthwhile. Then, he can take notes. On one hand, it's a pity that your mother doesn’t have enough time to concentrate on writing. But on the other hand, I applaud her for her efforts to help other people. To the other anonymous user: I understand the idea of just sitting down and writing. But is it reliably possible to get a good manuscript on the second, third, or fourth attempt? And how does he then know that a version is adequate? Can he reliably judge this himself?[/quote] Yes, but it makes it difficult to reply to someone in particular. Also, you can't see if you're being quoted or if someone is referring to you. That could be changed so that you stay logged in. That's her job. She likes doing it and wants to help young people. Many of them don't realise how important it would be to read more. Even though I rarely read a book myself as a child, it's still very useful. If you don't come into contact with literature from time to time at that age, you probably won't read or even think of writing something yourself later on. Practice certainly helps. But you need new stimuli, otherwise not much will change. Of course, reading other books also helps. But especially if you want to improve in certain areas, you will probably also have to do tasks in this area. If you get feedback as an author, you also concentrate on various things that need to be improved. Even if it's just that you pay more attention to these points when reading and then try to implement them yourself. [/quote]
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