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Originally Posted by Bangin
"This is a n example." said John Smith.
Jane Doe looked surprised . "Oh!" She exclaimed, " Look, proper English!"
"Look," John Smith sa id, " I can even write action as well."
And with that statement, John Smith leant in and pressed his lips to Jane's.
Everyone has a different style of writing and although this is less conventional and standard, it still works. I'm enjoying this story and am looking forward to more!
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Actually, A is correct, for me at least .I was always taught that An is for vowel
sounds, A is for consonant
sounds
I, with my accent, say x-am-ple.
It talks about it more at the end of this page
http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/591/01/
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Originally Posted by KittyCat91
Just letting you know,I'm actually writing it the right way. I'm writing it as a screen play.
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Oh I'm sorry.
Please accept my apology.
I'm only used to reading plays, not screen plays, and they are a bit different,
starting with stage directions and scene setting.