How To Give Your Piece A Dramatic Ending
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Article Title: How To Give Your Piece A Dramatic Ending
Author: Jane Sumerset
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Pieces of writing, just like songs and movies, will need to be ended properly in order to create the most impact. While you can always just say �Thank you� and �Bye bye,� failing to end a piece correctly can make the reader feel like their experience is being brought to an abrupt end � just like a song cut off right after the second verse.
Ending your writing is like how to begin your writing piece. It can be very hard from the start and a bit risky for some people who can�t think clearly for a powerful opening however, you need to consider also that there are a lot of people who manage to start their writing with ease and end it dramatically.
However, ending is like another story. It�s hard to cut off your piece in order to have a proper ending. �Proper� you say? Well, for most situation, there are instances that a writer really have a great time writing his own script, novel, essay and other forms of writing and he will sooner find it hard to end it properly. As a result, you had written a very long piece without even noticing it. Now, that leaves you a whole lot of problem since you don�t know how to make it short, on what are the words that needs to be eliminated and keep the concept flowing.
If you have been into writing, then I guess you had encountered these situations in your entire life. It is true that we�ll learn a lot through our experiences but how are we going to correct our writings if we don�t have any idea on how to smoothen things? No need to worry now. There are ways on how to end up your writings dramatically.
Ending powerfully ensures that your reader finishes the work on a high note, the same way that a well-concluded film sees moviegoers exit the cinema satisfied. If you want readers to remember the ideas you covered in the material, there�s no better way to make that happen than by reminding them at the end with an accompanying emotional component. After all, you didn�t go through all that work of writing and editing (with a grammar software, I hope) just to give it all up by creating a less-than-ideal ending.
Finish the piece with a memorable line. A closing statement that is provoking, witty or clever can conclude your text on a high note. With the right line, you can impact them such that they�ll remember it distinctly, long after they�ve finished reading.
Conclude with a dramatic twist. A twist at the end is an exceptionally powerful way to finish a piece, especially with a narrative or an essay. As a reader, you always set expectations as you read, so a big shift at the end can create an impact that changes your whole perspective. By leading them down one direction and transporting them to another right at the very end, you can leave with an intense ending.
About The Author: See how innovative Grammar Software instantly can boost your writing skills and watch how NLP technology can help you to write perfect emails, letters, essays or reports. Visit: http://www.englishsoftware.org
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Article Title: How To Give Your Piece A Dramatic Ending
Author: Jane Sumerset
Word Count: 523
Article URL: http://www.isnare.com/?aid=489100&ca=Writing
Format: 64cpl
Contact The Author: http://www.isnare.com/eta.php?aid=489100
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*********************** ARTICLE START ***********************
Pieces of writing, just like songs and movies, will need to be ended properly in order to create the most impact. While you can always just say �Thank you� and �Bye bye,� failing to end a piece correctly can make the reader feel like their experience is being brought to an abrupt end � just like a song cut off right after the second verse.
Ending your writing is like how to begin your writing piece. It can be very hard from the start and a bit risky for some people who can�t think clearly for a powerful opening however, you need to consider also that there are a lot of people who manage to start their writing with ease and end it dramatically.
However, ending is like another story. It�s hard to cut off your piece in order to have a proper ending. �Proper� you say? Well, for most situation, there are instances that a writer really have a great time writing his own script, novel, essay and other forms of writing and he will sooner find it hard to end it properly. As a result, you had written a very long piece without even noticing it. Now, that leaves you a whole lot of problem since you don�t know how to make it short, on what are the words that needs to be eliminated and keep the concept flowing.
If you have been into writing, then I guess you had encountered these situations in your entire life. It is true that we�ll learn a lot through our experiences but how are we going to correct our writings if we don�t have any idea on how to smoothen things? No need to worry now. There are ways on how to end up your writings dramatically.
Ending powerfully ensures that your reader finishes the work on a high note, the same way that a well-concluded film sees moviegoers exit the cinema satisfied. If you want readers to remember the ideas you covered in the material, there�s no better way to make that happen than by reminding them at the end with an accompanying emotional component. After all, you didn�t go through all that work of writing and editing (with a grammar software, I hope) just to give it all up by creating a less-than-ideal ending.
Finish the piece with a memorable line. A closing statement that is provoking, witty or clever can conclude your text on a high note. With the right line, you can impact them such that they�ll remember it distinctly, long after they�ve finished reading.
Conclude with a dramatic twist. A twist at the end is an exceptionally powerful way to finish a piece, especially with a narrative or an essay. As a reader, you always set expectations as you read, so a big shift at the end can create an impact that changes your whole perspective. By leading them down one direction and transporting them to another right at the very end, you can leave with an intense ending.
About The Author: See how innovative Grammar Software instantly can boost your writing skills and watch how NLP technology can help you to write perfect emails, letters, essays or reports. Visit: http://www.englishsoftware.org
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