Use any of the following as the start to a piece of fiction or non-fiction:

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How’s your dialogue writing?  Can you manage to write dialogue that flows?  Have a go at today’s exercise and then read it aloud to assess how good your dialogue writing skills are.

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But what you do with them is entirely up to you!  As long as your exercise has all 3 of the component parts within it in some context, you’re a winner.

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So far into the election mayhem, who do you think is coming out on top as the candidate who you think should sit in the Oval Office next ….and why?

You’re suddenly told you’re to make a long distance trip – you have a choice of train, plane or driving yourself – what’s least favorite option?

Use any of the following to start a piece of fiction or non-fiction:

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What’s your favorite song?  Use the first line – or the first line from the song that you remember – as the opening for a piece of fiction or non-fiction.

Ten words, one piece of fiction or non-fiction – and today they’ve got a theme so you’re on a word limit of 250 words!  Can you pass the challenge?

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Use the following as the last part of a piece of fiction (or non-fiction – in which case you can play with the words slightly to fit your article, but keep context intact):

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Write about anything you’re intolerant about.  Alternatively, if you are 100% tolerant about everything, write what you think about intolerant people!