How can we improve our writing? If you want to get better at something,
you have to practice, and writing is not an exception. If you follow this guideline,
you will not only lose the fear of being left blank in an exam, but you will also make
you raise more points in the exams. So, keep writing. This will help you keep improving.
First of all, make sure you’re clear on the concepts you’re writing about.
I mean, think, if you can’t explain it to a child, it means that it is not well written.
This will help you to think about the ideas to put on the writing, to imagine
what you are going to say before writing it to see if it is understood or not.
Secondly, our sentences have to be shorter, less complicated sentences
because then it’s easier to read and it sounds more confident.
Watch up for adverbs like; actually, basically, certainly, really or suddenly. I mean,
adverbs, those words that often end in –ly, they’re okay once in a while,
but when you find yourself using them all the time,
you’re probably making weak word choices. So instead of “really bad” write “nasty”.
In conclusion, the more you write, the better you get at it.
GUILLEM BAYO
2nd BTX B
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