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      If you are like many have trouble getting started with writing. A mental block may develop when you sit down before a blank sheet of paper.

You may not be to think of an interesting topic or thesis. Or may  have trouble coming up with relevant to support a possible thesis. And even after starting a paper, you may hit snags - moments when you wonder "what else can I Say?" Or "Where do I go next?"

     The following pages describe five techniques that will' help  you think about and develop a topic and get words on paper.

(1) fee writing

(2) questioning

(3) making a list

(4) diagramming

(5)preparing a scratch outline

                                       These prewritten techniques help you think about and create material , and they a central part of the writing process.

Technique 1: Free Writing

      Free writing means jotting down in rough sentences or phrases everything that comes to mind about a possible topics. See if  you can write nonstop for ten minutes or ten minutes more. Do not worry about spelling or punctuating correctly. about erasing mistakes, about organizing material, or about finding exact words. instead, explore in idea by putting down whatever pops into your head. If you get stuck for words. Instead, explore in idea by putting down whatever pops into your head. If you get stuck for words, repeat yourself until more words come. There is no need to feel inhibited , since mistakes do not count and you do not have to hand in your paper.

Technique 2: Questioning

       In questioning you generate ideas and details asking many questions as you can think of about your subject. Such questions include Why? When? Where? Who? and How

Technique 3: Making a List

      In making a list, also known as brainstorming, you collect a of ideas and details that relate to your subject. Pile these item up, one after another, without trying to sort out major details in any special order. You goal just to make a list of everything about your subject that occurs to you.

Technique 4: Diagramming 

      Diagramming, also known as clustering or mapping is another strategy that can be used to generate material for a paper. This method is helpful for people who like to do their thinking in a visual way. In diagramming, you use lines, boxes, arrows, and circles to show relationship among the ideas and details that occur to you.

Technique 5: preparing a Scratch outline

       A scratch outline is an excellent squeal to the first four prewriting techniques. A Scratch outline often follows free writing, questioning, list - making, or diagramming, or it may gradually emerge in the midst of these strategies. In fact, trying  to make a scratch outline is a good way to see if you need to do more prewriting. If you cannot come up with a solid outline, then you know you need to do more prewriting to clarify your main point or its several kinds of support.

Revision

      Revising is as much a stage in the writing process as prewriting, outlining, and doing the first draft. Revising means rewriting paper, building on what has already been done, in order to make it  stronger One writer had said about revision, "It's like cleaning house - getting rid of all the junk and putting things in the right order" It is not just "straightening up " instead, you must be ready to roll up your sleeves and do whatever is needed to create an effective paper. To ay students think that the first draft is the paper. They start to become writers when they realize that revising a rough draft three or four times is often at the heart of the writing process.

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Pushpa gandha jatakaya


pushpa gandha jathakaya.

                

Long ago, at the time of a king called Brahammadatta in Baranes Nuwara. the Maha Bosath was a Brahamin. When  he was a young man he became a hermit and he went to the forest in Himalayas.

                   One day as he was gathering fruits for his food he saw a beautiful pool full of bloomed lotuses. then he was very happy  and he thought of  having a bath in it. As he was bathing in the pool he got the smell of the sweet flowers. so he went to a large flower and kissed it. At once a nymph in the forest saw what the hermit was doing.  So she came and said  "Why  do you kiss the lotus?  Aren't  you in act of stealing?  Is it a good act for a hermit like you?  Then the hermit said"  What offence have I done? I neither plucked it nor ate it. I only smelt it. Then how can it be a theft?  Then the nymph said  "Why? Isn't it a theft?  The perfume of the flower is not yours."

                   In the meanwhile a man came to the pool. He plucked many flowers and the leaves too. He rooted out some plants. Then the hermit said to the nymph"  I only smelt the flowers . Then you said that I  was a thief.  Why don't you speak now? Can't  you see what this man has done?"

Then the nymph said  " You know that we can see even a little piece of dust in milk.  So we speak about it because we can take it out.  But do we cry when we see a piece of dirt on heap of refuse?  " Then the Maha bosath was highly pleased with what the nymph had said to him.  So he went back to his hermitage  and  began to meditate thinking of what the nymph had said to him.

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