: About Me

Chesley Lynn Maldonado
Professional English Tutor and Freelance Writer

I am a passionate English tutor and freelance writer. My experience includes online article writing on a variety of topics as well as tutoring English writing, grammar, and SAT prep.

On a more personal note, I hope that my writing helps people, makes them think, and/or makes them smile. I love to write, and I also love people, music, and movies. I am in the tutoring business because I enjoy teaching and I believe that it is easier to connect with students on a one to one basis. Everyone thinks differently, so why teach everyone the same way?

My passion is ...

to help and teach others.

I know too much about ...

relationships.

My parents always told me ...

not to lie.

My childhood ambition ...

was to make a lot of money.

My favorite memory ...

is when I first felt the presence of God.

Why I write ...

I write because it is my passion to help and teach others.

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

I read the news and Christan books, watch Tyra & Oprah, and listen to almost everything.

My first job ...

was a bakery worker.

My best moment ...

is when I decided to follow my passions and forget what other people wanted me to do.

My inspiration ...

Jesus, humanity, and love.

Arts & Humanities > Writing Tips How to write and punctuate compound sentences

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Developing writers are presented with the challenge of creating more sophisticated sentences. One of the ways that writers can improve the quality of their work is to write (and properly punctuate) compound sentences. A compound sentence is one that contains two independent clauses, or two complete simple sentences. Properly combining shorter sentences makes the task of adding sentence variety to your writing easier. Building a Compound Sentence There are three main ways that we can create a compound sentence from these two simple sentences. These are adding a comma and a conjunction, addi...

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