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Of course, I learned how to write research papers and stories initially. I wrote a book in regular English and spent a lot of time reading novels. As isabel marant I grew older, I started reading newspapers, but I still didn't see that many differences.

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Here are some of the things I've learned: Length: In regular English, it's ok to write long sentences; that's what semicolons are for, right? For journalism, you need to be isabel marant sneakers concise. Brevity is key. You want to convey the necessary details in a few words as possible to keep the reader going along. We as copy editors often had to delete entire unnecessary paragraphs from an article if it seemed redundant or unimportant to the story, and not just because we needed room to place it. Also, if a sentence ran long, journalists don't want to use semicolons. They just break up the sentence with periods, if possible. We also needed to break up paragraphs; we didn't want them any longer than three or four sentences unless it was necessary.