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This tag should be used for questions about learning something about the craft of writing, such as how you can learn to write in a certain style or which process you could follow to improve your grammar. Contrast this with [research], which is about learning something about a certain topic, not about a process.
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Tips for writing sentences like a native speaker
I have three suggestions for you:
Read what you write out loud. I'm a native speaker and sometimes just saying what I've written aloud helps me decide if it "sounds right." Because "sounds like" a n …
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