writing a web page
Hi everyone at WA,
I think the hardest thing for me after picking a niche, is writing my blogs and pages.
I know I have spell check on my computer but my grammar is not the best and trying to write some things for me gets very confusing. A lot of times I write the sentence in my head but on paper, I haven't written the sentence right, I seem to write the wrong word: meaning that I haven't written it down right something silly like go instead of going or goes and the word spell doesn't pick that up.
I have now started to write my page/blog and leave it for a few hours or day then go back and read it out loud to myself to see if it makes sense and change those silly mistakes.
So hopefully when I have my first website/blog all set up to go and has been proofread by one of you lovely lot here on WA it will make total sense.
Thank you for having the time to read my issue with writing/spelling and grammar.
All the best John.
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I'm glad you found the free app on Google Chrome, John. No worries, just know that continuing your writing will be a good discipline for you. It will help you learn to improve your writing skills. And the truth is, sometimes I type a word and my computer puts in something else. It's my computer's fault! Ha! That's why we need to read what we have written before we hit the send or publish button. Honestly, we all make mistakes. I sometimes focus so much on what I'm trying to say, that I make some typo mistakes. I've also learned that writing something out helps me know what I believe and don't believe. So, writing is a great development tool for all of us!
Great to hear this that you take time to chill and then relook