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Step 4Write, damn you! Write!
Now is the time to start writing. As mentioned in the previous step, so long as you create a strong outline and then strictly follow it, you can phrase your argument in whatever terms you want and it will make sense.
Go sit at your computer and rapidly try to write the whole thing in one sitting. It helps to turn off auto-correction if you are using a program that has that feature (such as Word). This way your flow of writing will not be interrupted and you won't have to worry about any small punctual or spelling mistakes until it's time to revise.
Which brings me to my next point, if the letter is written in a word processor, you can always revise it later to your heart's content. Just keep editing it until you are pleased with the result.
Go sit at your computer and rapidly try to write the whole thing in one sitting. It helps to turn off auto-correction if you are using a program that has that feature (such as Word). This way your flow of writing will not be interrupted and you won't have to worry about any small punctual or spelling mistakes until it's time to revise.
Which brings me to my next point, if the letter is written in a word processor, you can always revise it later to your heart's content. Just keep editing it until you are pleased with the result.
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Mar 13, 2007. 2:24 PM
baduncadonk
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baduncadonk
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Breaking the text into digestible paragraphs might further enhance this project. That said, the form here is in good keeping with the stream-of-consciousness content. Either way, this was entertaining!
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