I guess you've already been learning English for a long time, and you probably enjoyed reading all the blogs here. You may feel like writing your own blog. If that's the case, then it's time for you to publish a blog here.
What's prevented you from writing a blog?
Are you afraid of making mistakes? Not so sure if you really want to write one? Nothing to share? Not interested in writing blogs? Don't feel like expressing yourself? Whatever reason it may be, if you still hesitate to write, you're missing an opportunity to improve your writing skills.
It's not advised to wait until you think your English is good enough
Some members who never wrote a blog may think their English is not good enough to write one. It doesn't make sense, though. Only when you start to write can you know how good your English is, how weak your writing is, how well you've understanded all the basic English rules, how surprised you're when you find you can even write something so nice. Your English can't be good enough if you don't practice - just watching doesn't work.
So, it's time or high time you published a blog. Did you notice so many blogs by beginners or newbies were featured? Why not try to write your own blog instead of watching others write? It sure takes a lot of time and effort to sharpen your writing skills, but it's worth it.
By the way, your blog doesn't need to be long, but too short isn't a good idea, either.
Comments
@Onee
Yes, you got it!
@Rhaani
Thanks for the nice comment. I really enjoyed reading your blogs and comments. You're now one of our active bloggers. I hope those who still aren't familiar with this blog section can come over and check this section out.
Reread you reply and explanation about "It's time you went home". So, it means a present or future. Thank you so much for this lesson.
@arif
Thanks for the nice comment. Yes, you can play an important role in reaching the goal. Keep it up!
@Mishaikh
Thanks for reading and commenting on this blog.
@Alice
Yes, I'll try to encourage our new bloggers to write more whenever I comment on their blog. Thanks!
@Seeker
Thanks!
@Onee
You're welcome!
@noasl
Yes, you can say that again.
@setareh
You're already one of our active members. Keep it up!
@Afro
Great! Keep writing!
@May
Good question! 'It's time' can be followed by an infinitive, but can also be followed by 'subject + past-tense verb', especially when you want to say 'it's time for somebody else to do something'. The past verb is used with a present or future meaning (subjunctive mood), e.g. It's time you went home.
I did not take too much time to start writing here!
The first step is always the hardest. But once you've taken it, it will be much easier. Good advice Expector Smith.
great spirit for us! Thanks, Expector. :)
The new bloggers need all the guidance and assistance they can get and you have certainly given them here. Good to have you around! :)
Very encouraging. Good blog, but be read and implied by all.
Thanks for encouragement.
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