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Thanks, this is really helpful before my English language exam!

Way of Comparison in a convo to express something is called analogy...... replacing something with something similar without using like , as ....and leaving others to understand called metaphors... While those both are similar, they both....creates different colours

I made a metaphor once for my poem hehe- as silent as a knife

This is really done at an uber-introductory level --- almost as though it's for people who have zero experience writing, or, who might not even be native writers. If you can do intermediate-level videos on all your topics, I bet there would be great interest in it.

I wish Michael Chabon would consider doing at least one rewrite of his works.

The fizzy root beer of your delivery complements the garlic pizza bread of the material!

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Thank you so much! 💜

This is amazing!! Thank you

nice

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Basketball coach is a whistle blower The rainforest is a dewy waterpark A compass is a roadmap Finger darts The beach is a sand party just practicing..

Any book recommendation

Very informative

I'm a Oneliner Comedian and this video has assisted me. Thank you.

1:01 into your video and had to pause to say thank you. this is going to be good... back on

Canada geese, not Canadian geese. Canadian geese are geese who live in canada.

Thank you, this is gonna help me spit bars like lil Wayne.

Amazing! Thank you

Mike Meyers anyone?? Especially in the thumbnail?

This is helpful, going to try the exercise now! Also I’m a musician, and we always say “the re-write is the real write!” Thanks for your help!

That's exactly what I was looking for! Thank you so much!!

I have found my genre! Until today I didn't know creative non fiction existed. I'm a corporate trainer and I have struggled for years to find a structured way to use storytelling in technical training. I believe this is my next step in that process.

Eye opening, thank you for this🙏🏽

I love your videos , they are so helpful. I like the way you deliver the lectures.

I find it funny how all the comments are recent lol and thank you for advice

Absolutely mind blowing. You are an awesome teacher.

So informative!! Thank You!!

Great explanation! Thank you!

i bet he give crazy top

WOW I've never thought of that. IQ

He's back

Great compilation of How To's and How Not To's!

The Marine's haircut made me click the subscription button.

This video is absolute dynamite for me as a songwriter, Thanks very much!!

Can you give some metaphors of social media?

LOL idk why but the marines hair cut joke really got me

Are these extended metaphors? Please help

Great sir

Thank you

This was very clearly explained. You are a natural teacher!

thank you!

Thank you for creating this - I've always thought of myself as a tough non-fiction (journalism and article writing background) writer and I'd really like to try different things with nanowrimo coming up but I feel like I don't have a clue how to write fiction. Time to try my hand at creative non-fiction I suppose.

Your guide is really helpful ^-^! Instead of thinking what this character looks & what this character smells, you create them based on their deepest desire, deepest fear, and deepest secret. I feel like i understand human better now. Thanks!

Very useful, thanks

thank you for this!

I always come away with lots of food for thought after Ron's videos. This time I particularly noted the comment about three sentences in a row sounding like preaching.I always read my dialogue aloud and, boy, that really points out the bumps. I like to read plays - those by Agatha Christie and Noel Coward are my faves - because the narrative is stripped away and only dialogue remains (with the exception of stage directions). because it is a short form, a play can get away with all dialogue. But try to read an Erle Stanley Gardner mystery. It's almost exclusively dialogue - very tiring for the reader. Breaking up the text with a blend of narrative broken up by dialogue breaks the monotony.