How To Write A Sentence: And How To Read One Review

These are precise and hierarchical. They use "if," "although," and "because" to show exactly how one idea controls another. Perfect for arguments.

Fish argues that we focus too much on what we want to say and not enough on the form we use to say it. He suggests that if you master the "logical skeleton" of a great sentence, you can plug in any subject matter and it will still be brilliant. How to Write a Sentence: And How to Read One

These feel like a stream of consciousness. They pile detail upon detail, creating a sense of life and movement. Perfect for descriptions. The Takeaway These are precise and hierarchical