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Princess Megan has an Associates Of Art Degree in Journalism and diplomas in Free Lance Writing and Short Story Writing. I have 2 published novels: Passage To Romance and Princess Of Scruples. I work as a Qualified Medication Assistant in mental health. I am married and have a striped gray cat named Tigger. I am a Moderator at Writing.com I am also a Creative Scrapbook Designer and writing is my passion. Check out my stories in my Port.
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My World Of Hopes, Dreams, Fantasies #877126 added March 22, 2016 at 2:07pm
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Rules Of Grammar
Prompt: Rabindranath Tagore said in Sadhana, "When we come to literature, we find that, though it confirms to the rules of grammar, it is yet a thing of joy: it is freedom itself." How much do you think literature, with fiction or poetry, should stick to the rules of grammar? Or should it, at all?
We need to stick to the rules of grammar. If a word is misspelled, you can over look one word. If too many words are misspelled or the words are out of context, you could miss the message or meaning of the story. You will be like duh? Am I supposed to understand this? What was the author trying to say? Did he waste his time writing his story with misspelled words and grammar issues? One misspelled letter in a word can make a difference. In school, the teachers were big on grammar. Bad grammar makes one seem uneducated. A good writer needs to have good grammar skills. We need to stick to rules of grammar to give the story or a poem a good one and hold a reader's interest. Make no mistake about this.
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