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So I struggle with English writing, a lot. I don't know why, but I find writing things down really difficult. I think one reason for this is because I have no content to write about. My mind just feels empty all the time. If I do start writing, I, usually, do not know how to finish it off. Or how to make my sentences link together and not be ajar. What can I do about this struggle?
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(Original post by Tolgarda)
What is this specifically for, a literature essay?
What is this specifically for, a literature essay?
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Hi wildstar9, I hear you - lots of students tend to struggle with this, so know that you're not alone. From both personal and teaching experience, I've noticed that it has a lot to do with overcoming the fear of starting, of not being able to write down 'the perfect first sentence'. Not sure if this resonates, but here are 6 tips on how to jumpstart the writing process that may help you: http://hyperbolit.com/2020/04/15/how...ge-in-writing/
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Hi wildstar9, I hear you - lots of students tend to struggle with this, so know that you're not alone. From both personal and teaching experience, I've noticed that it has a lot to do with overcoming the fear of starting, of not being able to write down 'the perfect first sentence'. Not sure if this resonates, but here are 6 tips on how to jumpstart the writing process that may help you: http://hyperbolit.com/2020/04/15/how...ge-in-writing/
Hi wildstar9, I hear you - lots of students tend to struggle with this, so know that you're not alone. From both personal and teaching experience, I've noticed that it has a lot to do with overcoming the fear of starting, of not being able to write down 'the perfect first sentence'. Not sure if this resonates, but here are 6 tips on how to jumpstart the writing process that may help you: http://hyperbolit.com/2020/04/15/how...ge-in-writing/

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Thank you. However, I feel like I have been brain-damaged, that my writing will never improve. I am in my mid-20s, which is incredibly embarrassing for me to say. I will continue writing fragmented sentences no matter how hard I try otherwise.
I just don't have the knowledge or creative ideas, naturally.
Thank you. However, I feel like I have been brain-damaged, that my writing will never improve. I am in my mid-20s, which is incredibly embarrassing for me to say. I will continue writing fragmented sentences no matter how hard I try otherwise.

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