There was no grammar error in this sentence, but there might be some incongruity in the expression. Telling to the reader might be more accurately expressed as presenting to the reader because the story is usually created by the author rather than told by the reader himself. In addition, the thrilling plot can be expressed as the plot is tense and exciting or the plot is full of ups and downs because thrilling itself is an adjective phrase that may not be used accurately here. Therefore, the sentence could be changed to: The novel presents the reader with a hair-raising plot.
They discussed the plot of the novel in unison.
I'm not sure what sentence you want me to change. Please provide more specific information so that I can help you better.
Not writing a novel was not a bad sentence. This is a complete sentence that represents the name of an action or process. In Chinese, it was common to place a verb before a verb, such as "write","compose","compose", etc. This usage can express the effect of a verb on a verb, making the sentence more fluent and natural.
There might be a story of a cursed object. In '100 hair raising horror stories', perhaps there's a doll that brings misfortune to whoever owns it. People who possessed it had nightmares every night and soon fell ill. It had an eerie look and seemed to watch people even when they moved it to different rooms.
😋I recommend the following novel to you: - "The wind blows and the flowers fall all over the mountains." - Ocean Love - The Star Road and You - "A Warm Wedding" - "The General's Family's Farmer Girl" These novels were not heart-wrenching, and there were no mistresses. The plot was relaxed and interesting, suitable for daily relaxation reading. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
What kind of novel do you like?
He fell in love with her. He found that she was in love with him.
May I ask what wrong sentence do you need me to correct?
Of course, the original word could be modified like this: We should respect their opinions. This modification was in line with the common language design of modern literature to make the sentence more fluent and easy to understand.