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Start small.

Keep a journal or notebook for short writing exercises or ideas. These small pieces can serve as practice or inspiration for larger projects later on. You'll want to look back one day and see how much progress you've made and how your initial ideas shaped your current skills and creativity.

Write regularly and from experience.

The more you write, the better you'll become. Whether it's fiction, essays, or poetry, draw from your own experiences or observations. Writing consistently builds not only your technical skills but also your confidence in expressing ideas. It is constant writing that often transforms thoughts into something tangible and meaningful.

Challenge yourself to explore new techniques.

Maybe experiment with a different narrative style. I once took on a challenge to write flash fiction every day for a month, and it pushed me in unexpected and rewarding ways. By exploring unfamiliar territory, you might discover hidden talents or creative passions you never knew existed.

Communicate with other writers as much as possible. In this way I posted my writing online and have connected with some of the most supportive readers. Getting constructive criticism and advice can help you grow while building a community of fellow writers.

Your writing journey won't be a straight line. Keep writing and stay patient. In time, the dedication will pay off, and you'll see the rewards of living a writer's life.

A. Share to get feedback.

B. Support other readers.

C. A straight-line thing is often favored by fiction writers.

D. Stepping out of your comfort zone is essential for growth.

E. You'll face challenges, and sometimes you'll doubt yourself.

F. Don't throw away your early writings, even if they seem rough.

G. Just like a muscle, writing skills grow stronger with frequent use.

Jack and his younger sister, Lily, were as different as night and day. Jack was the adventurous type, always running around with his friends, playing football or exploring the woods. Lily, on the other hand, was quieter, preferring to spend her time with her books and her dolls. However, she was quite thoughtful and always looked out for the whole family. She often helped her parents with housework, made her mom a cup of tea when she was tired, and kept an eye on her brother, Jack.

Jack had a group of close friends. They would seldom include Lily in their games — not because they disliked her, but because they thought she was too young and too different to join their adventures. This made Lily feel left out and sad, as she desired to be a part of her brother's world.

One strange thing about Jack was that whenever he was upset, the next day he would find a single coin in his pocket. It puzzled him. He couldn't explain where they came from. Whenever he asked his parents about it, they just smiled.

One day, Jack's best friend moved away to another city. Jack was sad. He had spent countless hours with him, and the thought of not having him around was heartbreaking. That evening, when he came home, he was in no mood to be around anyone, not even Lily. She tried to comfort him, but in his sadness, Jack shouted at her, and his sharp words sent Lily running to her room in tears. Feeling sorry but still upset, Jack went to his room, leaving Lily to cry alone.

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The next morning, as Jack got dressed, he felt something in his pocket.

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Knowing the truth from his parents, Jack believed he should do something.

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During the summer break, I love to sleepand relax.

They owe their victory teamwork and practice.

The city is loud and busy; contrast, the countryside is peaceful.

Whenever I leave the house, I always switch the lights.

The company is cutting staff; other words, many employees will lose their jobs.

After years of hard work, she finally took a position as the head of the department.

When settingon a long walk, always wear suitable boots.

The team consists ten members, each with unique skills.

As far I am concerned, the best way to learn a language is through involvement.

I subscribe this magazine and receive the latest issue every month.

Body language is an essential form of communication, helping us to understand what others are saying and feeling. Observing gestures, such as how people stand, move their hands, or hold their arms, (allow) us to gather information beyond spoken words. To interpret body language (effective), we have to understand cultural differences. For instance, making eye contact can indicate interest in one culture, while could be seen as rude in another. In Middle Eastern countries, it is common for men and women to avoid direct eye contact. In Japan, looking down when (speak) to an older person shows respect.

Gestures often hold various meanings. The "OK" sign, when (use), may mean money in Japan, zero in France, or even be considered impolite in Brazil. Similarly, head (movement) for "yes" and "no" differ; in Bulgaria and Albania, shaking the head means " yes," which contrasts with other parts of the world.

Certain actions, such as moving your hand in circles over your stomach after a meal (represent) "I am full", seem the same everywhere. However, gestures like a smile are multifunctional, being used to greet, apologise, or start a conversation. Smiling, helps build connections and deal with problems, can even improve our mood. Experts recommend smiling oneself in the mirror to feel happier and more confident.

Understanding such slight differences helps us connect (well) with people worldwide, making communication smoother.

On the day before Thanksgiving, I stood with a full cart, waiting to2. Every line was packed with easily annoyed shoppers in a big hurry. And I was3. Then I heard the ladies in front of me talking.

"Being aware of so much I have, I feel some4 in me," one said. "They are poor people. They5 all week, and the food they can afford fits in their two hands." I wasn't sure who she was referring to.

Their conversation shifted to other topics but I started6. I only used a little of my7 even when I planned a feast like Thanksgiving. I bought treats8 and treated myself to luxuries whenever I wanted, but I9 to appreciate how much effort from others went into making these things possible.

How had I10 noticed all these before?

Looking around, I suddenly saw everything11. Everything I had and enjoyed felt12. Reaching the cashier, who looked tired, I thanked her. People13 me, and then I heard them doing the same thing.

Now, whenever I enter a grocery store, I'm14 of how much I have to be thankful for in my life. Going to the grocery store is no longer a15 but rather a gift.