Category: Writers Block
1. What do you do when you read? (I want to know if you ever have to reread, look up words, think about something similair outside, or etc...)
I reread sometimes just a paragraph or two not that I don't get it 99.99% of the time I am a little thorough you can say and on occasion I do drag out my handy dandy dictionary yes. Sometimes I have to think over and over again about what's it about even though I am 99.99% sure about it.
2. What do you think about the relationship between reading-writing conection?
There's a significant connection between both reading and writing. You can always tell that the better writer has definitely read a lot more. I read a whole bunch of things and I read all the time. And, furthermore, I don't just read what teens read on a regular basis. My light reading is much much heavier then most teens. No, I haven't read the dictionary but I have read textbooks for light reading or for fun. I also read Shakespeare and Austin for fun. I have read great big volumes of histories and a economics book that was relatively small end on the novel size books for fun. I like reading biographies and self help books for leisure as well. anyway, compared to the nutters at school, no wonder I give far better answers and my writing sounds better. No secret there, is there?
3. When you write, what do you do? (tell me step by step on how you have to write your essay for school?)
I don't. look, I do nothing. I just write like this. Just as I am writing these very words of mine down. I can think like I am writing an essay and yes, if I try hard enough I can talk like that to, so I just write the words that appear in my mind. I just sit down in a chair, wait a moment for the words to rush forward, and in 1 hour my job is done and I turn it in. Yes, I do in fact get nice big A(S) on my papers, good, huh?
4. if there is anything that I forget, please tell me.
If you have any more questions just ask. I don't mind. You know? Easy no?