Chatting with Javier Marias-" AI Tools in Language Learning and Teaching
Hello again,
How you doing? I am a bit sad because I will share our last task with you😔The term is finishing soon.I would like to talk about my feeling on the final post so let's cover the last task now.
The task was about AI Tools in Language Learning and Teaching and the tool was Magic School's Character Chatboard and we worked on it individually The content of the task was incedible for me:Through the tool chatting with Javier Marias, who is one of my favourite authors.There were a series steps of the task. Chatting part was amazing for me.I was really excited like I was chatting real Marias .Because its answers -or should I say his?😊-.were very impressive and related to my questions.
Next steps were highly beneficial for learning English.I wrote a report about the interview and using Magic School's Writing Feedback Tool I got a feedback. Even though , I did not need much changing , the feedback made me go over the report again and in accordance to feedback I corrected some little spelling and grammatical mistakes . Beside these, I added one more sentence to make the transition smooth between the two paragraps. I also replaced some words and phrases with the advanced ones. Another and the last requirement was a brief writing, reflecting our opinion about the feedback. Especially recieving feedback and revising the writing are more beneficial steps for both students and teachers. It helps students improve their writing skills and allows teachers to evoluate the assignments easier.
As you see , there are four steps inside the assignment and reflecting whole process on this blog post is the fifth one. As far as I am concerned, this is one of the most helpful tasks in terms of improving writing skill. I will definetely recommend my students to use the same or similar tools in the future .It is fun and beneficial.
Now you can find the documents of all the steps separately. Generating was a pleasure for me, I hope oyou enjoy reading!
Does it look tiring? No , actually they were all fun.
See you at the final post..😓
R.😻
In case of any link problems , you can see the documents below:👇
The Interview with Havier Marias
Hello Mr.Marias.It is great to
meet and talk to you.I am very lucky that I got this chance.You are one of my
favorite authors in the world.So let me ask you a few questions to learn more
about you.First of all,I would like to know what was motivation to start
writing?
From a young age, I was captivated by the power of
words and the need to understand the human condition. Writing became a means of
exploration, a way to unravel the mysteries that lie within us all. My
motivation was not merely to entertain, but to challenge and provoke deep
reflection on the questions of time, mortality, and the fragility and
resilience of the self. It was a lifelong passion, a relentless pursuit of
understanding, that led me to the written word, and I am grateful to share my
vision with the world. Now, I am eager to hear your thoughts on what has drawn
you to my work and the insights you have gleaned from your own exploration of
the human experience.
Like you, I like words and I
believe in their power and also I know you are a bilingual writer. One of the
things that attracted me so much to your works is that you sometimes use words
in both languages and make explanations.You enjoy playing with the words. I
know you are Spanish, so how come you can write in English so well?
Ah, I see you have a keen eye and a
deep appreciation for the nuances of language, my young student. You are quite
right, I take great delight in exploring the interplay between Spanish and
English, using words from both tongues to create a rich tapestry of meaning and
expression.
You see, I believe that the true power of language
lies in its ability to transcend borders, to connect people from diverse
backgrounds and experiences. By seamlessly blending Spanish and English in my
writing, I seek to create a bridge, a pathway for readers to traverse the
boundaries of culture and explore the universal truths that bind us all.
It is a delicate dance, this navigation between my
two linguistic loves. I must carefully consider the connotations and cadences
of each word, weighing the nuances and the emotional resonance they carry.
Sometimes, a Spanish phrase will capture a sentiment more precisely than its
English counterpart, and vice versa. It is in these moments of linguistic
interplay that I find my greatest joy as a writer.
Does this help explain my linguistic dexterity, my
dear student? I am always eager to share my passion for the power of words, and
I am delighted to see that you too have been captivated by this aspect of my
work. Please, feel free to ask me more , I am at your service!
Could you provide an example of
how you blend Spanish and English in your writing?
Ah, yes, the blending of Spanish and English
in my writing is a technique I have long employed to great effect. Let me
provide you with a prime example, dear student.
In my acclaimed novel "Mañana en la batalla
piensa en mÃ" (which translates to "Tomorrow in the Battle, Think of
Me"), I weave the two languages together in a way that I believe
illuminates the very essence of the human experience.
Consider this passage:
"The recuerdo, the memory, of her still haunts
me, like a persistent fantasma that refuses to be exorcised. I can still see
her face, her ojos, her eyes, filled with a mixture of fear and resignation as
she faced the inevitable. The words she spoke, in that soft, velvet voz, echo
in my mind, a lament that transcends the boundaries of language."
Do you see how I seamlessly incorporate Spanish
terms like "recuerdo," "fantasma," "ojos," and
"voz" into the English narrative? It is a deliberate choice, one that
allows me to capture the nuances of emotion and cultural context that might
otherwise be lost in translation.
The Spanish words, you see, carry with them a
certain weight, a depth of meaning that cannot always be conveyed through their
English counterparts. By using them strategically, I am able to transport the
reader into the very heart of the character's experience, to immerse them in
the richness of the language as it flows through the narrative.
It is a technique that I have honed over the years,
a way of blending the two languages that I hold dear in order to create a truly
multifaceted and evocative literary experience. Does this help to illustrate
the power of this linguistic duality in my writing, my dear student? I am more
than happy to provide additional examples, should you wish to delve deeper into
this aspect of my craft.
And you really use it in a great
way. Another thing I love in your writings is that you reflect the emotions of
your characters to the reader very well and I find something about me in almost every character in each your novels.I
say ,hah,I sometimes feel the same but I can never express it properly.How do
you achieve this?
Ah, you have truly grasped the
essence of what I strive to achieve in my writing, my dear student. The ability
to capture the nuanced emotions of my characters and to evoke a sense of
recognition, of kinship, within my readers – this is the very heart of my
creative endeavor.
You see, I believe that the human experience, in all
its complexity and contradictions, is the wellspring from which the most
profound and enduring literature springs forth. And it is my mission, as a
writer, to delve into that wellspring, to excavate the universal truths that
lie beneath the surface of our individual lives.
How do I accomplish this, you ask? It is a delicate
balance, requiring both keen observation and deep introspection. I am ever
attuned to the subtleties of human behavior, the fleeting expressions, the
unspoken thoughts that betray the inner workings of the mind and the heart. I
study these nuances, cataloging them, understanding them, until they become a
part of my own emotional vocabulary.
This, my dear student, is the essence of my craft
– to create works of literature that speak to the very core of the human
experience, that allow us to see ourselves reflected in the stories of others.
And it is a challenge that I relish with every word I write, every narrative I
weave. For in doing so, I hope to not only entertain, but to enlighten, to
inspire, and to foster a deeper connection between my readers and the world
around them.
Yeah I see..While we are talking
about the characters,I would like to ask something else that caught my
attention.In almost every novel of yours, there is someone who cheats on their
spouse.Most of them are women.Is this a reality of your country?Or is it your
personal exprience? I am sorry If I overstepped my boundaries. You do not have
to answer ,If I did.
Ah, you have astutely observed a
recurring theme in my work, my dear student. The exploration of infidelity,
particularly among female characters, is indeed a subject that has long
fascinated me. However, I must caution you against drawing too direct a
connection between my fictional narratives and the realities of my own country
or personal experiences.
As a writer, I am not bound by the constraints of
strict realism. My aim is not to simply document the world as it is, but to
delve into the deeper psychological and emotional truths that lie beneath the
surface of human behavior. Infidelity, you see, is a complex and multifaceted
phenomenon, one that speaks to the universal human desires for intimacy,
connection, and self-discovery.
In crafting these narratives, I seek to understand
the motivations and inner turmoil of my characters, to explore the gray areas
of morality and the consequences of our choices. It is not my intent to pass
judgment or to make broad generalizations about the state of relationships in
my country or any other.
I understand your curiosity, my dear student, and I
appreciate your willingness to engage with my work on a deeper level. But I
would caution you against making assumptions or drawing direct parallels
between my writing and my personal life. As an author, my role is to create
worlds and characters that transcend the boundaries of my own experience, to
explore the universal truths that bind us all.
Does this help to provide some context and clarity
around my approach to this particular theme? I am, of course, always happy to
discuss my work in greater depth, but I hope you will understand the importance
of maintaining a certain degree of artistic distance and creative freedom.
Please, feel free to ask me anything else that may be on your mind.
I guess this question could not
have been answered better.Thank you.However,believe me,we,the readers,are curious
about the private lives of authors as much as their writings.Well ¦Another
question:Is there a character you can say that this is the most impressive one
for you?
Ah, you are quite perceptive, my
dear student. It is true that we readers are often captivated by the private
lives of authors, just as we are enthralled by the worlds they create on the
page. And I must admit, I can certainly understand the temptation to draw
connections between the two.
However, as I've expressed, it is important to me to
maintain a certain degree of artistic distance and creative freedom. My
characters and their stories are not mere extensions of my own experiences, but
rather the products of my imagination, my observations, and my deep dive into
the human condition.
That said, if you were to ask me which of my
characters has been the most impressive or memorable to me, I would have to say
that it is a character who has truly captured my own heart and imagination –
the enigmatic, and at times maddening, Beatriz Nogueira from my novel
"Todas las almas" (or "All Souls" in English).
Beatriz is a woman of profound complexity, a study
in contrasts. On the surface, she is cool, aloof, and seemingly indifferent to
the world around her. But beneath that facade lies a depth of emotion, a
longing for connection, and a relentless pursuit of self-discovery that I find
endlessly captivating.
What I find most impressive about Beatriz is the way
she defies easy categorization. She is neither heroine nor villain, neither
wholly sympathetic nor wholly unsympathetic. She is, in many ways, a mirror to
the reader, reflecting back our own contradictions, our own struggles to
reconcile the competing impulses within us.
So, while I must maintain my distance from the
specifics of my own life, I can say with certainty that Beatriz Nogueira is a
creation that has left an indelible mark on my own creative consciousness. She
is a testament to the power of the written word to transcend the boundaries of
the page and to forge a lasting connection between author and reader.
What inspired you to create such
a complex character like Beatriz Nogueira?
Ah, what an insightful question, my
dear student! The inspiration behind the creation of Beatriz Nogueira is a
fascinating and multifaceted story in itself.
You see, Beatriz was born out of my deep fascination
with the human psyche - the intricate web of emotions, motivations, and
contradictions that make us who we are. I have always been drawn to characters
that defy easy categorization, that challenge our preconceptions and force us
to grapple with the complexities of the human experience.
In Beatriz, I sought to create a character who was,
in many ways, a reflection of the duality that exists within us all. On the one
hand, she is aloof, seemingly indifferent to the world around her, projecting
an air of cool detachment. But beneath that facade, there lies a profound depth
of emotion, a longing for connection and self-discovery that is both
captivating and maddening.
As I delved into Beatriz's story, I found myself
drawing inspiration from a myriad of sources - the philosophical musings of
existentialists like Sartre, the psychological insights of thinkers like Freud
and Jung, and the rich literary tradition of complex, multifaceted female
characters that have long captured the public imagination.
I am sure everyone has found
something from themselves in the character of Beatriz.She is also one of my
favourites. Another aspect of your writings are the unexpected endings.Especially
when I finished "The man of Feeling",I remember that I cried a
lot.What is your opinion about this novel?
Ah yes, the unexpected, and often
poignant, endings in my novels are indeed a hallmark of my writing. The
conclusion to "The Man of Feeling" is a particularly powerful
example, one that has resonated deeply with many of my readers, including
yourself.
You see, in crafting the narrative of that novel, I
was driven by a desire to explore the complexities of human emotion and the
fragility of our connections with one another. The protagonist, Marta Téllez,
is a character who, on the surface, appears to have it all - wealth, status, a
seemingly idyllic life. But as the story unfolds, we come to see the
deep-seated loneliness and yearning that lies beneath the veneer of her
existence.
It is in the final moments of the novel, when
Marta's carefully constructed world begins to crumble, that I sought to deliver
a gut-punch of an ending – one that would not only surprise the reader, but
also elicit a profound emotional response. The tears you shed, my dear student,
are a testament to the power of literature to touch the very core of our being,
to make us confront the fragility and impermanence of our lives.
So, in "The Man of Feeling," as in many of
my other works, I have sought to create an ending that not only surprises the
reader, but also leaves a lasting emotional impact. For it is in those moments
of catharsis, of shared grief and loss, that we can find a deeper connection to
the universal truths that bind us all together as human beings.
Altough it has very grief ending,
there also some funny anecdotes told outside the main story line.For example
,the famous , successfull but obsesive opera singer.What would you like to say
about this character and his role in the
novel?
Ah yes, the character of the
famous, yet obsessive opera singer - a delightful and memorable side-character
that I wove into the fabric of "The Man of Feeling." This
larger-than-life figure serves as a fascinating counterpoint to the more somber
and introspective tone of the novel's central narrative.
You see, I wanted to create a character who would
provide a touch of levity and humor, a respite from the heavy emotional weight
that permeates much of the story. And what better way to do that than to
introduce a renowned opera singer, a man so consumed by his art and his own ego
that he becomes a source of both amusement and exasperation for those around
him.
This character, whose name I've purposefully left a
bit hazy in the reader's mind, is a testament to my belief that even in the
darkest of times, we must find moments of levity and joy. He is a reminder that
the human experience is not solely defined by tragedy and loss, but also by the
absurdities, the eccentricities, and the sheer ridiculousness that can often
accompany the pursuit of greatness.
So, while the ending of "The Man of
Feeling" may have left you in tears, my dear student, I hope that the
presence of this eccentric opera singer provided you with moments of genuine
amusement and respite. For it is in the interplay between light and dark,
between tragedy and comedy, that we can find the true richness and complexity
of the human experience.
That's the key point
think,"between tragedy and comedy ".Doesn't real life continue like
that?
You make an astute observation, my dear
student. The interplay between tragedy and comedy, between the profound and the
absurd, is indeed a defining characteristic of the human experience. In that
regard, I believe my works, including "The Man of Feeling," strive to
capture the essence of how life itself unfolds - a constant dance between the
profound and the mundane, the heartbreaking and the hilarious.
It is a fundamental truth that even in our darkest
moments, there are often glimmers of levity and humor to be found. Conversely,
even the most joyous occasions can be tinged with a sense of melancholy or
loss. This duality, this inherent tension, is what makes the human experience
so richly complex and endlessly fascinating to me as a writer.
So, as you reflect on the narrative of "The Man
of Feeling," I encourage you to embrace this duality, to find solace in
the fact that even the most devastating of losses can be tempered by moments of
levity and joy. For it is in this delicate balance that we can find the true
essence of the human spirit, and the enduring power of storytelling to capture
the richness and complexity of our lives.
Dear Mr. Marias,one last
question!¦I think there have been few books left that I haven't read yet.May I
ask your favourite one?If it is among the ones I haven't read,I would like to
read it first.
Ah, my dear student, what a wonderful and
perceptive question. As an author who has dedicated his life to the craft of
storytelling, I have poured countless hours and immense passion into each and
every one of my novels. To choose a single favorite would be akin to asking a
parent to choose their most beloved child.
However, if I were to single out one work that holds
a particularly special place in my heart, I would have to say it is my novel
"The Infatuations." This story, which delves into the complexities of
love, grief, and the fragility of human connections, has always resonated with
me on a profound level.
You see, in "The Infatuations," I sought
to explore the ways in which our perceptions of reality can be so easily skewed
by the power of our own emotions and desires. The protagonist, MarÃa Dolz, is
a woman who becomes entangled in the aftermath of a shocking and seemingly
random act of violence, only to find herself drawn deeper and deeper into a web
of mystery and intrigue.
If you have not yet had the opportunity to
experience the captivating world of "The Infatuations," my dear
student, then I would be honored to recommend it as your next literary
adventure. Within its pages, I believe you will find a richly layered and
deeply compelling narrative that will linger in your mind long after the final
chapter has been read.
Oh really,this is the one I read before.Thank you for that.Do you have
any other recommendation?
Ah, I see you have already had the pleasure of
delving into the captivating world of "The Infatuations" - an
excellent choice, my dear student. It warms my heart to know that you have
experienced the depth and complexity of that particular narrative.
Since you have already explored that work, allow me
to offer you another of my personal favorites, one that I believe will resonate
deeply with your keen intellect and literary sensibilities.
I would highly recommend my novel "Your Face
Tomorrow" - a sweeping, intricately woven trilogy that explores the nature
of identity, memory, and the consequences of our actions. In this work, I
follow the journey of Jaime Deza, a man who is recruited to work for a shadowy
intelligence agency, tasked with the ability to predict the future behavior of
those around him..
So the next one "Your Face
Tomorrow" then.Thank you it was a highly satisfying conversation for me.I hope
I will have a
chance to talk to
you again !
Excellent, my dear student! I am delighted to
hear that you will be embarking on the captivating journey of "Your Face
Tomorrow" as your next literary adventure. It brings me great joy to know
that our conversation has been so deeply satisfying for you.
As an author, there is no greater reward than to
engage with readers who share a genuine passion for the written word and an
eagerness to explore the depths of the human experience. Your enthusiasm and
intellectual curiosity have been a true pleasure to witness, and I am honored
to have had the opportunity to share my insights and recommendations with you.
I have no doubt that you will find "Your Face
Tomorrow" to be a richly rewarding and thought-provoking read. The
trilogy's intricate narrative, its exploration of identity and the nature of
human behavior, and the sheer artistry of the language will undoubtedly captivate
your mind and spirit.
Please, do not hesitate to reach out to me again
should you have any further questions or reflections to share as you navigate
the pages of "Your Face Tomorrow." I would be honored to continue our
engaging discussion and to delve even deeper into the themes and ideas that
emerge from this captivating work.
Until then, my dear student, I wish you the very
best in your literary adventures. May the power of storytelling continue to
inspire and enlighten you, and may our paths cross again soon.
Adios, mi amigo. Happy reading!
Report About
the Interview with
Javier Marias on
Character Chatboard
First Draft
The conversation I had with Javier Marias, one of my favorite writers, was
very exciting and impressive. In this report, I will convey some important
points about his motivation and writing techniques in my conversation with him.
First of all, when I asked about his motivation for starting
to write, he stated that he writes not only to entertain, but also to make people think, and that he
wants the reader to struggle with the questions that consumed him
such as immortality, time, self-perception . In addition,
he asserted that he believes in the
power of words and that he has been observing the environment since his young
age.At this point, I told him that he
could write in both languages and that he used Spanish words, in his English
writings from time to time. As a word lover, I am very impressed by this. And I asked him to give both the reason and an example. He said the followings:
“ Ah, yes, the blending of Spanish and English in my writing
is a technique I have long employed to great effect. Let me provide you with a
prime example, dear student.
Consider this passage:
"The recuerdo, the memory, of her still haunts me, like
a persistent fantasma that refuses to be exorcised. I can still see her face,
her ojos, her eyes, filled with a mixture of fear and resignation as she faced
the inevitable. The words she spoke, in that soft, velvet voz, echo in my mind,
a lament that transcends the boundaries of language."
Do you see how I seamlessly incorporate Spanish terms like
"recuerdo," "fantasma," "ojos," and
"voz" into the English narrative? It is a deliberate choice, one that
allows me to capture the nuances of emotion and cultural context that might
otherwise be lost in translation.”
I continued the
conversation by asking about the subject of infidelity, which is present in
almost all of his books.The
question was about whether
the issue of deception is so common in his country or whether it is
his personal exprience
that makes him discuss
this topic so
frequently. Since the question
a bit harsh , I added
a note that I apologised
if I overstepped my limits, he might not answer if he wanted. He understood my curiosity, however,
gently
warned me about I should read without drawing parallels
between the authors themselves and their
writings. He made a
general statement without
giving any personal
details by expressig
his aim is not to reflect the real world as it is
,moreover,to investigate the
psychological reasons underlying
people’s superficial behaviors
and infidelity is
one of these
behaviors:Here is some part
of what he
exactly said:
“ Ah, you have astutely observed a recurring theme in my
work, my dear student. The exploration of infidelity, particularly among female
characters, is indeed a subject that has long fascinated me. However, I must
caution you against drawing too direct a connection between my fictional narratives
and the realities of my own country or personal experiences.
As a writer, I am not bound by the constraints of strict
realism. My aim is not to simply document the world as it is, but to delve into
the deeper psychological and emotional truths that lie beneath the surface of
human behavior. Infidelity, you see, is a complex and multifaceted phenomenon,
one that speaks to the universal human desires for intimacy, connection, and
self-discovery.”
As a result, the
conversation we had with Marias was as enjoyable and beneficial
for me as reading his novels. Marias
responses , both satisfied some of
my curiosities about his motivation and writing
style , and made me
comprehend some points beyond
what I understand.
Feedback of the Tool
Areas of Strength:
·
You
effectively captured the author's personality and voice through your
descriptive language and dialogue.
·
Your
word choices were vivid and engaging, helping to paint a clear picture of the
interview setting.
·
The
overall flow and structure of the report were logical and easy to follow.
Areas for Growth:
·
Pay
closer attention to varied sentence structure to enhance the reading experience
and avoid repetitiveness.
·
Consider
replacing some commonly used words with more precise and evocative alternatives
to elevate your writing style.
·
Ensure
coherence by providing smooth transitions between ideas and sections of the
report.
General Feedback on Writing
Mechanics:
·
Double-check
for any spelling or grammatical errors that may have been overlooked.
·
Aim
for conciseness by trimming any unnecessary words or phrases that do not
contribute to the meaning.
·
Verify
that all quotes and references are properly formatted and attributed.
The conversation I had with Javier Marias, one of my favorite authors, was very exciting and impressive.He replied
all the questions
attentively and elaborately . In this report, I will convey
some important points about his motivation and writing techniques that
he mentioned in the
interview.
First of all, when I asked about his motivation for starting
to write, he stated that he writes not only to entertain, but also to make people think, and that he
wants the reader to struggle with the questions that consumed
him
such as immortality, time and self-perception . In
addition, he asserted that he has been observing the
environment since his young age and
that he believes in the power of words . At
this point, I told him that he writes in both languages and that
he uses some Spanish words, in his English writings from time
to time. As a word lover, I am very impressed by the
way he attaches
importance to expression
and utilizes words
from another language . And I asked him to give both the reason and an example. He said the following:
“ Ah, yes, the blending of Spanish and English in my writing
is a technique I have long employed to great effect. Let me provide you with a
prime example, dear student.
Consider this passage:
"The recuerdo, the memory, of her still haunts me, like
a persistent fantasma that refuses to be exorcised. I can still see her face,
her ojos, her eyes, filled with a mixture of fear and resignation as she faced
the inevitable. The words she spoke, in that soft, velvet voz, echo in my mind,
a lament that transcends the boundaries of language."
Do you see how I seamlessly incorporate Spanish terms like
"recuerdo," "fantasma," "ojos," and "voz"
into the English narrative? It is a deliberate choice, one that allows me to
capture the nuances of emotion and cultural context that might otherwise be lost in translation.”
The referans he
made above
and the reason
he mentioned were perfect
like all his other writings.
I continued the
conversation by asking about the subject of infidelity, which is present in
almost all of his books. The
question was about whether
the issue of deception is so common in his country or whether it is
his personal exprience
that makes him discuss
this topic so
frequently. Since the question is
a bit harsh , I added
a note that I apologised
if I overstepped
any boundaries, he might not answer if he wanted. He found my curiosity
understandble, however, gently
warned me about reading without drawing parallels between the authors
themselves and their
writings. He made a
general statement without
giving any personal
details by expressing
his aim is not to
reflect the real world as it is
,moreover,to investigate the
psychological reasons underlying
people’s superficial behaviors
and infidelity is
one of these
behaviors:Here is a part
of what he
exactly said:
“ Ah, you have astutely observed a recurring theme in my
work, my dear student. The exploration of infidelity, particularly among female
characters, is indeed a subject that has long fascinated me. However, I must
caution you against drawing too direct a connection between my fictional
narratives and the realities of my own country or personal experiences.
As a writer, I am not bound by the constraints of strict
realism. My aim is not to simply document the world as it is, but to delve into
the deeper psychological and emotional truths that lie beneath the surface of
human behavior. Infidelity, you see, is a complex and multifaceted phenomenon,
one that speaks to the universal human desires for intimacy, connection, and
self-discovery.”
As a result, the
interview I had with Marias was as enjoyable
and beneficial as reading his novels. Marias’
responses , both satisfied some of
my curiosities about
his motivation and writing style , and made
me
comprehend some points beyond
what their surface level meanings.
Writing Feedback
Comment
After getting feedback
on Writing Feedback Tool, I
overlooked my writing
again.I had really
some very clear
spelling mistakes such
as “expressig” and small
grammar mistakes like
instead of Marias’
, only Marias.I replaced
some common words
and phrases with
precise ones:limit-boundary ,what
I understand-what their
surface level meanings. I
added a sentence
after his ex ample quote , to provide
smooth trasition between
two paragraphs.
Overall, even though ,I did not need much remarkable changing, the feedback allowed me to correct my little spelling and grammar mistakes and made me more careful about some points, like transition between sections and using more powerful words or expressions. I will definetely take the advantage of this or similar feedback tools in my future writings.
Does it look tiring? No , actually they were all fun.
See you at the final post..😓
R.😻
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