How much can you learn from one sentence?

When it comes to writing, you often hear that you need to learn from reading. It is true, but you need to know what to look for.

Take a look at the screenshot. It's a small piece of text, but each sentence contains a lot of things precious for writing: metaphor, ellipsis, dahes, parentheses, to name just a few. ❤️

What we do in my "Writing with..." courses is we learn to notice writing techniques and to then implement them.

If this is something you would like to do, how about my summer mini-course "Writing with The Guardian"?

It is a course geared towards the C2 Proficiency exam (or CPE) articles but is also good for a variety of non-fiction and creative non-fiction types of writing.

📝 Who is the course perfect for?
- people who have taken CPE and want to stay in a good writing shape;
- people who want to take CPE some time in the future;
- people who blog, write copy, or write for pleasure - and those who want to.

📝 More about the course:

https://t.me/irinalutsenko/715

📝 Student's articles written in this course:

- "Who’s Talking? Finding a Human Voice in the Age of ChatGPT"

- "You do not talk about Fight Club (enough)"

💌💌💌 @iraluts