Hi kingfisher,
I really appreciate your comment. It didn’t cross my mind to preach when I wrote this story. Actually, I just wanted to share how the characters faith, courage and love helped them to survive their trials in life. It was good to know that you were not bothered too much. I hope other readers would feel the same way, too.
I use the American English when I write something. I know that there are differences in the... Show more
Hi kingfisher,
I really appreciate your comment. It didn’t cross my mind to preach when I wrote this story. Actually, I just wanted to share how the characters faith, courage and love helped them to survive their trials in life. It was good to know that you were not bothered too much. I hope other readers would feel the same way, too.
I use the American English when I write something. I know that there are differences in the English languages. Here are some examples:
1) American English - behavior
Other spelling - behaviour
2) American English - noticeably
Other spelling - noticably
3) American English - offense
Other spelling - offence
4) American English - organization
Other spelling - organisation
I learned that there are differences when writers use punctuations whenever they write a story. For instance, most Americans use comma before “too”. (I like orange chiffon cake, too.) Others don’t use it. Some use a semi-colon to separate sentences that can stand alone; while others use a comma. I also noticed that other writers like to use long sentences. They just separate it with a comma. But others use a combination of long and short sentences. As what one professional writer told me, it would be best if I make my own style; something that makes me comfortable and realistic. That sounds good to me.
However, every feedback is important to me. I am grateful for it because it makes me grow. I will try to review my work again. Thank you for reading my e-book.
Have a great week!