Do You Really Need to Master Grammar Before You Start Writing?

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Buildwriting

Onyemechi Nwakonam

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Buildwriting is a podcast for the intersection of creative writers that are both poets and short fiction writers. While we explore writing craft through a variety of podcast show formats we look at how we can make and find time to write in our busy lives. We look at poetry, short fiction and creativity. This is a podcast from a writer figuring how it works and sharing generously with those that care. Buildwriting releases episodes to educate, entertain and inspire you. Answering your questions,exploring ideas and going deep in tutorials with weekly episodes. Subscribe to join the tribe.

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Do You Really Need to Master Grammar Before You Start Writing? | Ep 72

Buildwriting

11 minutes 12 seconds

1 year ago

Do You Really Need to Master Grammar Before You Start Writing? | Ep 72

In this episode, I dive into a common concern among writers: Do you really need to master grammar before you start writing? I share my thoughts on how focusing too much on grammar can actually hold you back and discuss practical ways to improve your grammar skills as you write. If you've ever felt like your grammar isn't good enough, this episode is for you. Let's explore how you can build your writing skills without letting grammar get in the way.

Key Takeaways:

1. Grammar Mastery Isn't Required: You don't need perfect grammar to start writing; focus on storytelling and let editors or tools help with grammar.

2. Feedback Is Crucial: Writing and receiving feedback is essential for improving grammar and overall writing skills.

3. Use Tools: Utilize grammarchecking tools like Grammarly and ProWritingAid to catch mistakes and learn from them.

4. Join Writing Groups: Collaborate with others to give and receive feedback, which will improve your writing objectively.

5. Practice Over Perfection: Writing consistently and learning from your mistakes will naturally improve your grammar over time.

Timestamped Chapters:

[00:06] Introduction & Common Grammar Concerns

[02:31] The Role of Feedback in Improvement

[04:25] Writing Tools & Apps

[06:56] Separating Writing from Editing

[08:45] Practical Tips for Grammar Improvement

[10:53] The Listener Challenge & Wrapup

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