HOW TO USE CLICHES & SLANG EFFECTIVELY

Know when and where to use Clichés

if you want to be taken seriously

  • Do you want to know how to use clichés to your advantage?


  • Are you worried about getting feedback on your manuscript such as "too general', "vague" or "be more specific"?


  • Do you want to know why these may be the reason?

It's time to achieve your writing goals

Writing that relies heavily on clichés is considered poor or lazy writing

M1-S417 COURSE CURRICULUM

In this course, you will learn when to use and when to avoid clichés in your writing. Clichés, idioms, and slang are everywhere in our everyday conversations, it's learning how to connect with your readers without becoming boring and irritating.

Welcome and Course Overview


An introduction and a description of the course's objectives are provided.


Understanding Clichés, Idioms and Slang

In this lesson, you'll learn more about clichés, idioms, and slang, why they're crucial in book writing, and how to use them effectively and confidently.

How to identify Physical Clichés

In this lesson, we'll look at various physical clichés and show you when and how to utilise them to your advantage.

How to identify Social and Spiritual Clichés

In this lesson, we will examine many social and spiritual cliches and show you when and how to employ them for the benefit of you and your readers.

How to identify Environmental and Occupational Clichés

This lesson will look at many environmental and professional clichés and teach you when and how to utilise them so that your readers won't find them annoying.

How do you work with Clichés

This quiz will help you determine whether the manner you're currently employing clichés is effective for your readers.

M1-S417 TEMPLATES AND HANDOUTS

This course includes 13 incredible handouts that have been created to improve your writing skills, spark your creativity, and serve as your go-to resources for each subject.

It's time to achieve your writing goals

Writing that relies heavily on clichés is considered poor or lazy writing

Instructor

Remona Mejak

Creative Writing Coach