What I am about to reveal to you is so chocking it could give your first grade English teacher a heart attack! 
Here it goes: You should always forget about grammar when starting a novel/essay and just focus on writing. Write with passion, write with insight, write as if your life depended on it!
1. Turn Off The Inner Editor
Have you ever noticed that your writing is the most intense when it comes naturally without any external compulsion? I really don’t care why this is so, all that matters is the fact that it works like this and that you should write in this matter.
Yes, grammar is important (:oops:) but you’re not writing in stone (or are you?) which means that you can always come back later and edit your material. The important thing is; just write and let your passion splash all over your draft.
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Webmaster of www.study-habits.com & author of The Study Guide PRO, Abderisak Adam shares study tips, techniques and guides to the student community. As a student of civil engineering at Chalmers University of Technology he focuses on matters relating to engineering, mathematics and physics.
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