another word for things we have no control over

“A lot” to one person may seem like some” to another. “A lot of writing could be made better.” Reason: How much is “a lot”? 100 documents? 50% of everything I have written? 1% of one million books? The term “a lot” is meaningless without the context, but if you give the context, you don’t need the term “a lot.” Also, this is highly subjective. It could be rewritten, “Write this word, then poke out your eyes.” In the second sentence, the writer should use “because.” Until reading the rest of the sentence, the reader doesn’t know if “as” means two actions are occurring simultaneously or means “because.” 6. It’s weak as it can cause confusion.” Reason: A person usually cannot do two actions simultaneously, so “as” doesn’t make sense in the first sentence. “As you write this word, poke out your eyes. Just say what it is you think, e.g., “The government should stop people from writing poorly.” 5. “I think the government should stop people from writing poorly.” Reason: If you write an opinion, the reader understands that you also think it. Usually, the writer means “believe” or “think.” “Feel” is also used by authors to describe a character’s emotions, as in “He felt despondent.” Instead, the writer should show the emotions through the character’s words and actions. “I feel the government should stop people from writing poorly.” Reason: Which emotion is being “felt”? What is the writer touching and, therefore, feeling?

The writer probably means “I” or “some writers,” e.g., “Sometimes, I feel like writing is too hard.” “You” should only be used when you are actually writing to, and about, the reader, not when making general statements. “Sometimes, you feel like writing is too hard.” Reason: I never feel this way, so this statement is not true. If you need to emphasize something, such as the “greatness” of an idea, use a single word that means what you are trying to say, e.g., “Avoiding this word is an excellent idea.” 2.

“Avoiding this word is a really great idea.” Reason: A really great idea is the same as a great idea. In no particular order, they are as follows. We have identified 10 words that nearly always weaken writing. In many cases, however, strengthening writing simply means avoiding those things that weaken it. Some techniques are complex, but a few are very simple and will instantly strengthen your writing. The art comes from lots of reading, talking, thinking, dreaming, and writing. Writing is a combination of art and craft.

Another word for things we have no control over