Article: Click or double-click the Chrome app icon, which resembles a red, yellow, green, and blue sphere. Google Chrome will automatically translate websites that are in languages other than your browser default into your browser's default language: Go to the webpage you want to translate. Click Translate when prompted. If you don't see a Translate option, click the Google Translate logo in the far-right side of the address bar, then click Translate. The Google Translate extension can be found here if you need machine translation. It's in the top-right corner of the Chrome window. A drop-down menu will appear. You'll find this option in the drop-down menu. It's at the very bottom of the page. This will expand the Language menu. You'll find it in the "Languages" section. Doing so prompts a pop-up menu to appear. Check the box next to the language into which you want to translate webpages. It's at the bottom of the pop-up window. This is to the right of your selected language. A menu will appear. It's in the menu. This ensures that webpages which support your selected language will show the Translate option. If you want webpages to display in your selected language by default, click to the right of a language again, then click Move to the top in the drop-down menu. Keep in mind that not all websites will be able to display in your selected language.
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Open Google Chrome. Use the built-in translate feature. Click . Click Settings. Scroll down and click Advanced . Scroll down and click Language. Click Add languages. Select a language. Click Add. Click . Check the "Offer to translate pages in this language" box. Move the language to the top of the menu.

Problem: Article: In a large pitcher that holds approximately 2 to 2 quarts (1.9 to 2.4 l), combine 6 cups (1.4 l) of water, 12 thin cucumber slices, 4 thin lemon slices, 4 sprigs of fresh mint that have been slightly crushed, and 2 sprigs of fresh rosemary that have been slightly crushed. Use a wooden spoon to stir the ingredients until well mixed. You can use whatever herbs that you prefer. Some other options to consider include thyme, basil, cilantro, and/or parsley. Once all of the ingredients are combined in the pitcher, cover it with the lid or a piece of plastic wrap. Place the pitcher in the refrigerator, and allow the water to chill for at least 2 hours or up to 8 hours. The longer that you allow the water to chill, the stronger the water's herb flavor will be. After you've chilled the water for several hours, add enough ice to the pitcher to fill it. Pour the spa water into glasses, and serve.
Summary: Mix the water, cucumber, lemon, mint, and rosemary in a pitcher. Cover and chill the water for several hours. Add ice cubes to the water before serving.

Depending on what kind of nonfiction you have been writing, you may need to change your style a bit for fiction writing. For instance, journalistic writing is very short and choppy. That style can work in fiction, but you might also try writing slightly more complex sentences. Don't be afraid to try different ways of starting a sentence. Varying length and structure will keep your reader more interested in the writing. Diction refers to the words you choose to set a mood. For instance, "protest" and "objection" are listed as synonyms. However, "protest" has political overtones, while "objection" is sometimes used in court. Therefore, their connotations, the meanings they have separate from their dictionary definitions, are quite different. Choose the word the best fits your story and the tone you are trying to set. Starting out with short fiction can be a good way to dip your toes into the world of fiction writing. In fact, you can begin with flash fiction, which is generally under 1,000 words (depending on who you ask). Longer fiction takes more planning and development, so beginning with something shorter will help you learn the craft. Using writing prompts can be a good way to explore fiction writing, without the burden of long plot brainstorming sessions. You can find writing prompts online, or you can use a special object or an old photograph. Use anything that will help get you started writing. Read all genres of fiction to get a broad understanding for what genres are included in fiction writing. This will help you become a better writer, because you will be exposed to different styles of writing and different ways of telling a story. Though they may not be the most entertaining, they will help you hone your craft. You can also find an ample amount of material on the internet to help you learn to write better. Workshop leaders will usually teach you about a particular style of writing. You'll also spend time writing in a workshop, in the style that they are teaching you. Classes will help you delve more thoroughly into writing. You'll also find peers doing the same thing you are, which is invaluable; they'll know what you are struggling with and can help you become a better writer. Workshopping is different from a workshop, as it is more focused on editing what you have already written. In workshops, you may pass out your work beforehand or exchange it at the meeting. You can find people to workshop with at your local library, in writing classes, and even online.
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Look closely at your writing style to decide if it needs changing. Think about diction to create a specific mood in your work. Try writing short stories first. Use writing prompts to get yourself started. Read widely to get a feel for fiction. Read writing books to understand the technical aspects. Take a one-day workshop or a long-term writing class. Find people for editing and workshopping.