GOOD WRITING

When you are thinking about doing a good writing the are certain thing you might want to consider. Some of the things may be considering your audience, put your self in the shoe of the readers and focus on how the reader will learn or benefit from your information or understand your request. Use words familiar to your readers and avoid unnecessary confusing words.

Another thing is to be clear to the point, say what you mean as clear as can. Don’t say for example “she” whom are you referring to when you say “she” you need to use specific characters names to make your readers understand what or whom you are referring to in your writing. Your goal as a good writer is sent the message across the best ways you can to make your readers understand and get a complete idea about your writing.

Accuracy and completeness counts a lot to your credibility of being a good writer. Include all details not more or less and do not repeat ideas. Adopt a tone in your writing; learn to use simple words, simple words are the best way to get your readers attention or to send your messages across. Don’t use a sentence like “rules are broken.” the reader will get confused and wonder which rules the writer is speaking about. Use a complete sentence that makes scene to you the writer and the reader.
Avoid the uses of short words when writing and make sure your words are spelled out correctly. Do not writer like you are writing on face book, my space, yahoo mail, or when you are charting. This style of writing is very inappropriate and may some time confuse your readers. Another style of good writing is to know how to position your marks, such as commands, periods, and so on. Learn to be creative in doing your writing, write in a way that your readers would enjoy what they are reading and be more encourage reading. Writing is very hard to do, when you are not following the rules, rules are very important in writing, without rules writing are a big mess. Always learn to prove read after writing, and make sure it makes scene to you and your readers.