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Most people write their work from top to bottom, starting from the introduction and ending with the conclusion. It's logical and makes the process simple. Unfortunately, that's hardly the best way of putting a piece together.
Most writers experience a lot of difficulties on how to start their writing. This is a very usual experience for most people who tend to write at first. It may be true as it is really hard to set the main idea in your first paragraph without even knowing how you will plot your concept. Unless, you plan your writing at first in order to determine what to include and how you will structure it, then it will be easier for you to finish it up especially as you point out important details within the main body of your writing.
But what comes next? How are you going to finish your writing up during the closing phase? What are the things that you will include in your content's conclusion? There are ways and things to consider on how to end up your writing without causing any troubles and facing any difficulties that you mostly encountered during your previous writing tasks.
In practice, several parts of your first draft – namely the introduction, conclusion, recommendations and summary – should be written only after you've finished the body. Why? Because their actual content will depend on the discussions you've made in the main part of the piece.
Think about it. Would it really be easier to write your introduction before you've even worked on the "meat" of your writing? Wouldn't it almost write itself once you've put the rest of the discourse out of the way? Same with the conclusion, recommendations and summary. For an analogy, would it make sense to run a grammar software before editing or would it make sense to do it during the proofreading phase?
Another advantage to using this process is that it saves you from having to do unnecessary rewriting. Most of the time, doing the introduction, summary and recommendations before the draft is done means you'll have to review and, most likely, revise them afterwards. Saving them for later, on the other hand, allows you to start them with your ideas and arguments already fully-formed, decreasing the likelihood of having to rewrite for content.
Basically, the conclusion should be written completely with sense and might as well the summary of the topic you are writing. But it is still advisable to know the things that you should do and keep in mind whenever you're done writing the main body.
Usually, at the end of your writing, it must leave a very nice impression towards your readers for them to understand the topic well even if they know nothing about it at first. Yet, it when ending your writing up, it doesn't really have to repeat your previous statements within the whole script. It should contain a meaningful ending which can trigger your reader's interest or even leave a logical and interesting question that may echo in their minds for them to understand the topic clearly.
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Good writing, in some ways, is like a good song.
It might not really seem alike literally but ideally, as you read a well-written piece where you seem really attracted to the topic is like hooking from a well-composed song last into everyone's head all the time.
If a song sounds pleasant into the ear and everyone likes it, this gives a positive feedback towards the person who composed the song. Same goes if you are able to write a quality-driven and a very interesting content.
Good writing is personal. The best writing creates an intimate connection between the writer and the reader, just like a good song makes you feel like it's talking about you. Somehow, some way, the creator managed to foster intimacy between the medium and the audience.
Good writing draws the reader in. Good songs suck you in from the start (otherwise, you'll quickly skip to the next track), just as good writing draws you in from the opening.
Good writing has a natural rhythm. There's an innate musicality in words, fashioned into sentences and paragraphs. Both style and correctness have a lot to do with this. Whether you realize it or not, your writing software will have plenty to do with this "musical" quality.
Good writing gets you in the mood. You can lose yourself in good songs for the duration of the three minutes it plays. Same with good writing. Ever picked up a book you can't put down? Works just like the album you can't stop listening to, right?
Good writing paints a picture. It draws an image in your mind using specific details and clever language, just like good songs do.
Good writing has a memorable hook. A piece of writing isn't effective unless you can remember it after you put down the page. Whether it's a specific passage or a unique idea, there's always a hook that manages to steal your heart.
Every reader will have the ability to decide whether they will like your writing or not after reading the first paragraph in any particular topic. That is, if you can successfully do it right. However, most writers are having troubles on how to write well and often fail to provide creative and error-free write-ups in order to please the public.
It is really tough to write an almost perfect content but you can make it happen if you only knew how to do it. There are lots of ways to improve your style in writing and to develop your skills even more and most of these steps are very easy to follow. All you have to do is to keep it all always in your mind and do the application through constant practice.
As mention above, these are effective reminders which can help you excel in the field of writing and for you to be able to create a well-tailored and well-structured content with great ideas which can eventually help you to hook your reader's interests. Don't also forget he technical way to improve your writing which is the proper use of the English language and to be cautious about the grammars you use as you write along your sentences.
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Have you tried reading someone's writing especially online and notice that there are words were you don't even know what the real meaning of it is? Have you tried reading phrases and even sentences where it you think it's very confusing as the main point can't seem to be determined?
This only means to say that you are not writing just for yourself and just because you feel like you think the same as other readers can. Sad to say, but you're definitely wrong if you think it that way. Always remember that your main goal in writing is to impart what the topic is all about towards your readers and for them to benefit something from it.
And you'll never know who your potential readers are. They vary from age and status in life. Whether they are professionals or not, students, smart or not, elders or even the young ones, you need to write quality contents where all of them can easily understand and not because to prove to them how high your language learning is. What matters is that how you can catch their interest using the appropriate writing language you have to describe the topic best.
Chances are, plain writing can make your readers feel comfortable as you write and for you not to lose them in every writing task you have.
A confused reader is an unhappy reader. So unhappy, in fact, that they'll forget anything good about your piece, only remembering that part where you left them scratching their heads and putting down the page.
1. Organize your ideas in a logical manner. Before writing, prepare a structure that arranges your ideas in a logical sequence. Poorly-arranged ideas are the quickest way to render your readers' heads spinning.
2. Introduce your topic clearly. Use the introduction to clearly lay out what the piece is about. The sooner the reader can understand where you're headed, the quicker they'll be able to catch up.
3. Use topic sentences to start paragraphs. Aside from filling the reader in on what a paragraph's about, it also lets them scan your text with a quick glance.
4. Back up your claims with evidence. Any time you insinuate something, always have evidence to support it. More than once have I ended up scouring an entire piece, looking for facts to back up a statement, only to find nothing.
5. Tie related evidence together using logical reasoning. Evidence isn't enough. Most of the time, you'll have to spell out why it matters.
6. Use a writing software to clean up your writing. Suffice to say, grammar and spelling errors don't produce the clearest writing. At the least, use a writing check software (it should take you no more a few minutes) to correct mechanical mistakes.
7. Close with a clear and definite conclusion. Nothing pains me more than a piece I read all the way through, only to end up with an indefinite conclusion. Close it strong by telling the reader how you really feel.
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Article Title: How to Evaluate Your Own Essays
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Evaluating your essay is really important in order to spot any writing errors you have committed during your first draft or before you will hand it over to your professor.
It is not really nice to write one in a hurry as your perspective about the topic won't help you in creating an interesting and well-organized concept for your essay. You need to do the proper way of writing essays and to include all important elements in writing as you are going to please your instructors with the writing skills you have. If you do it the wrong way, you'll end up writing weak contents and end up as a failure.
However, you can edit your essay again after a hard work of doing it. sometimes, new ideas will start rushing out of your mind which can help descibe your previous ideas that were already written in your essay. This way, you will have the chance to insert it or alter your previous ideas to make it clearer and more interesting than the previous one.
Evaluating your writing means you can get to know your work better. You will definitely know what kind of a writer are you and how your writing appears if you'll take the part of being a reader to your own work. And you will eventually realize that you need to write according to the viewpoint of your readers.
But the most important thing is that you know how to fix your writing mistakes before you will hand it to your professors and before your readers will finally read your work. To avoid any bad impressions from someone who reads your work, you need to review your work and edit it if needed.
Think your essay's finished after a final draft and about with a powerful writing software? Good for you. If you'd like to get the best marks possible, you may want to try evaluating it, simulating what the teacher will do when they're grading it.
1. Give it time. Let a day or more pass between finishing the essay and doing this evaluation. This helps you go through it in a more objective manner.
2. Read it once from beginning to end, taking note of the main idea conveyed and your general impression.
3. Read the introduction once again, paying attention to these specific criteria: How clear have you made the topic? Did you include enough background information? Have you given reasons why the topic is worth delving into?
4. Read the body of the paper. Does each paragraph tackle one specific idea? Do you offer sufficient evidence for any assertion, adding proper reasoning and arguments for your case? Do you transition logically and smoothly between paragraphs?
5. Read the conclusion. Do you present your findings clearly? Do you hint at the reader about which area of the topic requires further investigation?
6. Write down all your suggestions for improvement, then evaluate whether it's worth it to modify the essay to implement potential changes you've decided on.
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Article Title: Ten Steps to Organized Business Reports
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It's true that business writing can be sometimes tricky and yet, you still need to put a lot of patience when writing one and to be cautious enough with what you want to include. In writing business reports, you need to be exact with the facts you will include. Verify them all as much as possible to avoid any misunderstandings and negative feedbacks when you hand it over to everyone.
Many professionals and business minded people are not really into writing yet if you are one of them or if you were assigned to write one, you have no choice but to follow and apply all the rules on how to do business writing especially when it comes to reporting.
Business report writing is not like any normal and creative writing you always read over the internet or in any reading material. Each applies different rules in writing too though there are also similar things that you need to observe when you are about to write.
If you feel clueless on what to do, don't be as you will be provided with the necessary information and writing instructions on how to do it right as you read further through this text. Here are the things you need to know more:
Writing a report? Follow these steps to put it together in an organized and structured manner.
1. Know what it's about. Believe it or not, a lot of people start on reports without a clear idea of what their subject is about. Get this part right before doing anything else.
2. Define what your audience needs from the report. What will your audience want to get out of the report. Put it down and use it as a guide to decide the direction of your work.
3. Scope and size it. Define the scope of the material and set definite boundaries. This will help you work in a more focused manner. At the same time, try to estimate how long it's going to be. That way, you can prepare your schedule for the amount of work you'll need to accomplish.
4. Outline. Create a basic skeleton for your report. This will be useful as reference for next stages.
5. Gather information. Align your current information to your outline. Fill in the missing parts by doing more research.
6. Decide on style. Make your style decisions before you start writing, so you can let it define how you'll do your draft. The last thing you want is to have to write an entire first draft because you wrote informally when you actually needed a formal business tone.
7. Provide an executive summary at the start and a conclusion at the end.
8. Make good use of visual tools.
9. Edit and proofread. Don't ever submit anything that qualifies as a first draft. At the least, review it and use a writing check software.
10. Fact-check. Always double-check your information, especially on a medium that relies as heavily on it as a report does.
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Here you go again, facing in front of your computer screen and not a single word was fund in front of the word processor for you next writing task. This is most likely to happen especially if you don't have any idea how to get the topic working. It really feels frustrating and at the same time, you feel like you are being pressured just because you have a writing deadline to meet.
However, as your time is running out so as the presence of writer's block appears inside your head. No wonder why you can't finish your work right away and if you start typing your ideas down, you erase it all and redo the sentences or even type in another thought yet you end up erasing up again from the very start.
This kind of a situation is really annoying and you consume most of your time doing nothing at all. Most writers feel the same way too. It is really hard to write if your mind is not working well and you can't think of a possible idea that can contribute to the subject that you are going to write. But why does some writers manage to conquer this problem? It's because they've found a way on how to prevent this writing problem by doing simple steps to write effectively and successfully within a short period of time.
Sometimes, the best way to write something is to not write it. Instead, the right approach may be to simply copy and paste it from stuff you've previously written.
Frequently-used material you can insert over and over are called boilerplate paragraphs. A practice that originated in newspapers, it's one of the most useful tricks to cut down on writing time. Not only does it let you skip rewriting something you've done before, it allows you to skip subjecting it to both editing and bouts with your English proofreading software.
Of course, not all types of writing can prove worthy of being in your boilerplate folder. However, you might be surprised that a lot of regular stuff you draw up from scratch can benefit from their use. These materials, for instance, can be produced very efficiently using a boilerplate approach:
1. Proposals. Chances are, you'll be using boilerplates for format and structure, instead of fully-formed paragraphs. Doesn't make it any less useful, though.
2. Press Releases. Almost half of all press releases consist of repetitive stuff about the companies involved. Boilerplates save you from having to rewrite all that.
3. Bylines. Anyone will, pretty much, use certain variations of their author bylines in every piece, so might as well boilerplate it.
4. Memos. Most memos are written in a formatted, corporate-friendly format, which lends itself well to being se up on a boilerplate.
5. Lab reports and progress reports. Again, this is mostly a "fill in the blanks" type of document that you can reuse over and over.
Obviously, there are many more examples of materials that can be served rather well by a boilerplate. Take an inventory of the stuff you write and see how it can serve you.
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No doubt, you have heard many folks harp on about the virtues of plain writing. I can't say I blame them. If everyone wrote in such plain, easy-to-read manner, after all, we'd have considerably much less confusion in the world. No kidding.
Can you imagine how convenient it will be to finally go through a contract that was written with simple language like a magazine piece? How about government forms that was as easy to read as the surveys in Cosmo? If everything was written in plain English, there will hardly be cause for confusion in most written documents, as the case is now.
Plain writing, for most people, is really hard to achieve. Why? It is because not all are manageable when it comes to dealing their own ideas and writing it all down to their current writing assignments. When ideas starts flowing out of your mind about the writing subject you have for your next task, you can't help it but to include all of those thoughts within any of your contents. And without even knowing that some of these are not really necessary yet you fail to crash it all out which results to a very confusing writing piece.
Most people appreciate plain written contents just because the topic is direct to the point and it gradually catches their attention. Always remember that not all readers spend most of their time reading longer and elaborated passages knowing that the main point can be written in just a number of sentences.
Plain writing doesn't mean you have to cut your writing down to make it short and simple. Sometimes, you need to write base on your reader's viewpoint about the topic. Knowing what catches your reader's attention can help you to create an interesting concept for your writing subject and for them to understand and value your work.
It may sound like it needs a lot of work but to tell you honestly, choosing the right words in order to state all your ideas within your content really matters. With the right kind of words in your writing, you don't need to include any excess words and insignificant ideas when you are done writing the first draft. To help you notice this mistake, you can always review your work and check it thoroughly for you to achieve a plain writing result.
If you examined all materials written with the plain writing mindset, you will notice six qualities that stand out.
1. There is a clear statement of purpose.
2. It has well-organized major points.
3. It uses headings and lists to highlight important points.
4. Shorts sentences and paragraphs are employed.
5. It avoids jargon and specialized terms.
6. There's an overwhelming focus on expression, rather than attempts to impress.
Mindfully writing using plain language, coupled with an effective grammar software, is literally all you need to communicate clear ideas in any type of document. We suggest using that combination as a starting point for your own work.
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Quotations can help your writing in such a way that you also follow the basic rules on how to write them well. To avoid plagiarism, which is an illegal act to normally 'copy someone's work and claiming it your as your own", you need to use quotations when stating someone's opinion which can related to your topic.
Sometimes, when doing a research for your next writing projects, you can include certain information that can help you with your study and place it within a quotation especially if it was owned by someone of by an organization. This serves as your reference or source of information in order for you not to copy it illegally.
Same goes when you are writing for a very controversial topic where you need to persuade or influence the public by stating your own thoughts and most especially, to support it base from real facts or statements from a very prominent and reliable person. Quoting their statements within your writing can help you verify your ideas and in order for you to please your reader's interest and to hook their attentions towards your writing.
However, not only in these situations where you can freely use quotations for your writing tasks, there are a lot of cases where you need to use it especially in writing. There are also basic rules to follow and all you have to do is to obey it for you to provide quality contents
Meanwhile, some writers fail to effectively write quotations and end up overusing it. As a result, you can't find total satisfaction while reading their work and most of all, you can't be sure if they had illegally altered someone's work as they didn't even know how to use it well in their writings.
Thinking of adding quotes to help bolster the arguments in your piece? Here's how to do it effectively:
1. Get quotes from interesting personalities. A quote from a scientist at the local university is fine; getting it from someone who just published a controversial book related to the matter is bound to draw more attention.
2. Break up long quotations to make them easier to read. This is why you rarely see well-written pieces with the same quotation blocked on a single sequence. As a rule, shorter quotes that manage to express an idea are better than longer ones.
3. Use simple verbs when giving attribution for the quote. Going the "he said" and "she said" route is perfectly acceptable, but substituting "declares," "points out," "advises" and similar terms is bound to read much better.
4. Keep a file of good quotes while doing your research. Always read with an eye for a memorable passage and take it down. You never know when you'll find something useful.
5. Use quotes in the beginning and closing of paragraphs. Those two areas have natural emphasis, so using quotes allow them to make the most impact.
Make sure to check quotes for grammatical errors using a quality writing software and insert noted corrections. Not doing so leaves readers thinking you made the mistake – that can affect adversely how the readers respond to your writing.
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It's really frustrating knowing that you can't think of a single idea for your next writing task. Sometimes, you feel pressured about your work yet you are still clueless on what to write. as you force yourself to write in order to meet your writing deadline, you'll tend to create poor quality contents with lots of mistakes and poorly structured.
This is most likely to happen especially if you don't understand the topic well and when your mind won't start on working. As a result, you'll miss every single creative and interesting idea that you can possibly have if you only have the passion to write.
Most writers face this kind of a problem. Sometimes, you need to do something that can make you feel inspired as you write along. Otherwise, you'll end up consuming your time doing nothing while others were able to write their ideas down flowingly within their contents.
it's really hard to avoid this kind of a bad writing habit yet you need to know the ways on how to maintain your writing style without any flaws even if you can't think widely about the topic.
Your mood as a writer can affect your capacity to write quality-driven contents. Write as if you are playing with your thoughts. Think broadly and enjoy while you do your writing assignments. This will drive positive energy towards yourself in order for you to complete your work.
As you manage to control yourself and for you to be able to write, the next step is to complete your initial writing before you will proceed in proofreading or revising your work. these steps are very important for you to structure your contents well and for you to be able to write with your preferred style in writing. Above all, you'll mostly to spot any writing mistakes such as incorrect use of your grammar and any typos you committed.
Three things matter most in any type of writing intended for an audience: content, style and correctness. Getting those three things right is paramount to your work's success.
1. Know your audience. If you know who you're writing for, you can get a better idea of what matters to them. What do your readers value? That should be your content.
2. Grab the reader with a good lead. Hooking the readers in is a quality all good writing is able to do. Your lead has a lot to do with that.
3. Focus on details. Move beyond the big picture and drill the story down to the particulars. Most of the time, these specifics are what will truly draw people in, as they're the components that give any story a very human edge.
4. Use a natural, conversational style. Unless you're writing with specific instructions to write in a formal style (such as in academe), use a regular tone. It's a default that works best in most situations.
5. Check for accuracy. Getting one or two facts wrong can affect your story, such that even accurate information becomes suspect. Always check quotes and facts you include for accuracy.
6. Don't leave any language errors. At bare minimum, use a software to check writing mistakes. We don't have to tell you how unprofessional errors look, especially easily avoidable ones like grammar and spelling.
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Not all professional workers and business employees find writing very amusing. Most of them won't really care to know more about it as writing is not really of their major concern at work. But somehow, writing is very significant in any field of work and even if you are not use to it, there comes a time where you need to write effectively for the sake of your work or for the benefit of your business.
Business writing is not like any normal creative writing. It should be short as possible yet you need to state your main purpose in your writing. Sales letters, business proposals, business letters, financial reports, business presentations, memorandum and other important office documents must follow the rules in business writings. Information is really important within the content yet, a tone of professionalism is also very effective.
However, you don't need to fret if you feel like you are being pressured after a business writing task was given to you. This is really a common reaction especially for those who are not used to in doing business writing. There are basic rules to follow and if you did it right, it will be a lot easier in your part to complete the work without any hardships.
Think you don't need a style guide because all the writing you do is centered around business duties? Think again. Style is more than a fancy way of writing, after all. In fact, employing one consciously for all business writing should help you communicate your message clearly to your audience.
1. Establish the objective early on. Tell the reader your goal for the piece early on. This is crucial for many types of company communication. Taking up to the middle of a five-paragraph email just might not be the easiest way to enlighten someone on a topic, especially when they're pressed for time.
2. Organize the subject into different topics. For larger documents, separate individual topics clearly, either by putting them in separate paragraphs or using headers between sections.
3. Draft the body in a conversational, plain English style. Despite many people's incorrect assumption that business writing needs to be strictly formal, you can always fashion business documents in a language that's friendlier to readers. In fact, it's not too far out to imagine that most of your recipients will probably be more willing to read through a document that's written in a straightforward language than one mired in formal conventions. A writing correctness software can help you here.
4. Be considerate in tone. Tact plays a serious part in business writing, especially when the documents you produce involve people. Make sure to sound diplomatic, while still being forthright.
5. Close it definitely. At the end, repeat your primary objective and state any action you want the recipients to take. Be clear about it. Much as it might pain to admit, some people really do read just the start and end of documents – might as well make sure even they can understand your message.
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Article Title: Beginning From a Single Idea
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Writing may seem hard at first and for some, it can be pretty easy. Many have ask why it is hard to start writing for a new project where some writers can finish it up without any difficulties? What do you think is the difference? This is because writers have different perspective about a certain topic; one has a lot of ideas to describe the subject while the other one can't even think of any single idea to start the work immediately.
All writing comes from a single idea, expanded into various branches. And that process is exactly what you need to embrace the moment you start.
Your understanding about the next topic that you are going to write really matters and when you encountered writer's block, it will be hard in your part to pursue your writing task even if you force yourself to do it. However, even a single idea that you have which concerns about the topic, that will be a great help in your part to determine where you are going to start, what information that you need to include in your writing and how you are going to create an interesting concept to make your ideas flow in each of your writing piece.
As soon as you get your writing assignment, write down the single idea you will try to get across using it. For most types of writing, this will be a one-line description that encapsulates what the piece will be about.
Try not to think about you can't seem to do it. Just keep it in your mind that you are writing because it your opinion matters and your writing skills are also involved in this situations. And not just because it concerns about yourself as a writer but to get the approval and appreciation from the public who are going to read you work once it will be published for everyone to see it.
As a writer, you need to share your ideas towards your readers and to catch their interest as they read your work. Once you successfully influence them and when they like it, it means to say that the concept of your writing has been very effective and successful. However, before that can happen, there are a lot of matters about your writing that you need to put your full attention to.
If you're writing the sales letter, that single idea will be "to get prospect to call, so we can sell them on the merits of the product." For a book summary, it might be "to outline the key ideas discussed in the book." For an office memo, it might be "to announce the new night shift schedule."
Doing things with a one-line synopsis as a starting point helps you drill down the core message of a document, allowing you to have a clear starting point. As you have probably experienced in the past, there's nothing worse than writing a piece with only a hazy idea of what it's going to be about.
As you write with your favorite writing software, keep that one-line reminder on hand. It will help keep you grounded and focused on the actual task at hand. Any time you stray from the target, a quick glance at it should show you where you should be focusing your energies on.
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A very confusing and sometimes out of the topic writing won't guarantee you lots of readers appreciating your work. Thus, you will end up losing every single of them and found yourself writing for no reason at all.
When a writer's mind is very distracted, it will be very hard in their part to provide a manageable and interesting topic as what they primarily aimed for all of their writing projects. Also, when someone is not sure about what to write and even their writing skills didn't meet the Basic English writing criteria, then it can greatly affect the quality of their writing especially when it comes to the clarity and creativity of every content.
But for most part, it is still very challenging to improve your writing and to make each content clear so that your average readers can understand the main idea of your writing easily. But ideally, the success of your article or writing any text material depends on how you think about the topic you are going to write. If you can think clearly and you are certain about your ideas, you will likely to create a very interesting and creative art of writing without any difficulties but pure perspective.
However, another basis for you as a writer to provide clear and understandable ideas is to think about your readers. Write for them and not just to write for yourself. Knowing how they will react if you decide to write it in different ways will help you to choose which kind of writing you will need to provide in order to meet their expectations and appreciation.
Is your draft clear enough to make it as your final revision? Here is a ten-point checklist you can use to gauge how well it communicates your ideas.
1. Is the central idea specific enough to make for meaningful discussion?
2. Make sure this primary topic is clearly stated in the opening paragraph.
3. Identify subordinate ideas as you present them, showing a clear relationship with your main purpose.
4. Are your discussions of each subordinate idea done in an accurate and detailed manner?
5. Your language should be plain enough to facilitate understanding, without making people pause and think twice about what you are saying.
6. Are jargons and technical terms sufficiently explained, relative to your target audience?
7. Check individual sentences. Do they convey their singular ideas without ambiguity?
8. Check your paragraphs. Do the individual sentences come together to convey a unified thought?
9. Any new information you bring up should tie in well with all previous information in the piece.
10. Does your piece end with all of your ideas wrapped up tightly or does it feel like you're leaving some loose ends?
As you may have noticed, we've intentionally left out grammar and spelling from the checklist. For the most part, that is because your all-in-one writing software can handle that, working its automated system to clean up your work faster than the staunchest proofreader.
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Article Title: Business Writing: Knowing When to Write
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In business settings, being able to write effectively is often just as important as knowing when to write. It's true. Sometimes, the best recourse is to not write at all and choose other avenues for communication.
As a rule, we encourage people to seriously consider verbal communication when talking about sensitive topics. A phone call or an in-person conversation allows you to adjust what you say on the fly, as much finesse is often necessary, in order to properly discuss tender issues.
There are a lot of things that should be considered when doing a business writing even before you start the task and after you piled up everything within the content. It's really very depressing knowing that not all are expert in this kind of field. Why? Because most professionals and business minded people don't actually like writing and only most of them don't have much writing experiences to start the work with.
But still, it is very important to learn and improve your skills in business writing as most transactions, communication and work are being process through writing. Any firms and organizations whether they are categorize as per company sizes or work experience, are all information-driven. That is why, you can't attempt to write inaccurate and bad grammar business writing as your credibility as a worker and the name of your company will be at risk.
Business presentations, proposals, memo, business email or even the traditional business letters, reports and other important company documents should be written clearly and correctly. Each writing material is structured differently and knowing how to write any of these is very important even if writing within any business firms is not of their major concern. But an effective business writing can also lead you to success and can open future opportunities than contribute greatly to your business.
Although it is not easy to do the writing task, still the lesser and direct to the point you will write, the better it will be and still, double checking your work and verifying all the information you included within the content is a major must.
Not just for any business documents that you will have to develop writing skills but also, it is appropriate when you want to discuss something very important and even to discuss certain issues in a formal way towards someone outside your company.
A functional criteria should be helpful when deciding when to use the written word in a business setting. Here's our recommended checklist. Use a written format when:
1. You have a clear and definite purpose for the communication.
2. The subject is not so touchy that it requires a more "personal" treatment.
3. The recipient needs ample time to process the information contained in the communication (a written document gives them something to refer to while thinking about it).
4. It's short enough to resist turning your memo or email into a novel.
5. The topic can be communicated adequately without requiring heavy interaction.
Like all business writing, the best way to guarantee clear and accurate communication is to use a complete writing software to proofread your work. Make sure to employ them to achieve your desired results.
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Article Title: Trim the Fat Off Your University Essays
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Did you try checking your own essay writing? Have you notice how your essay looks like? If it's seems long and full of unnecessary words, then there are so many things that you need to do in order to fix it right away.
Excess words can affect the quality of your essay and it can affect your capacity to write good contents. But choosing the right words can help you create an interesting topic that fits rightly with the subject.
When using long sentences and inserting too many words, it can lose the main idea of each of your statements and also, can make your readers feel bored as they start reading your work especially when it comes to writing University essays where you have to meet certain standards to please your professors. And even if your English grammar is correct, if your writing is not even that interesting, it will be hard for you to pass this kind of quality writing.
But, there's no need to worry as there are solutions and effective tips on how to trim your writing to eliminate unnecessary ideas and excess words in order to provide well-written essays as one of the requirements in any standard universities. This is very appropriate for those who are having troubles in writing and for those who often write longer passages but end up writing ideas which are not related to main topic.
Have professors been giving your essays back with the comment that you're going too heavy in the words? If they are, then your writing is probably bordering on obese – you need to trim off the fat to get in shape.
Producing a lean essay means stripping your writing free of all words that don't contribute to its "health." That means clearing it of things such as:
• Wordy constructions
• Unhelpful modifiers and intensifiers
• Unnecessary explanations
• Tangential discussions
• Clichés
• Fillers
• And, pretty much, anything that doesn't contribute to the essay's strength and purpose.
How do you do this? At the core, you should focus in communicating your ideas using ungarnished nouns and verbs, relying on them to clearly express your ideas. Throwing in an occasional adjective or adverb is fine, too. If one isn't absolutely necessary, however, then leave the nouns and verbs to fend themselves. They can do just fine.
When you find yourself using two or more words to describe something, try finding a single-word replacement. It's usually possible. Cut out the worthless intensifiers, such as very, totally and really, without remorse. Be vicious when checking for duplicate expressions and ideas. Unless you have a valid reason for repeating things, cut the extra stuff out. Fire up the English writing software and look at all its recommended fixes. Chances are, they'll help streamline your work even further.
Most importantly, make sure you actually have something to say when crafting an essay. The easiest way to produce wordy text, after all, is to begin writing with absolutely nothing to talk about.
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Article Title: How to Write Well by Preventing Bad Writing
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It's a common fact that everyone can literally write but not all can write that well. Writing may not seem to be a very common work in your everyday life but there comes a time where you are authorize to something which concerns about your current career.
But for some reasons, you can't guess it right if you are good in writing or not. Sometimes, you might think that as long as you can produce a writing piece that easily then that's it! No more discussions, no more hardships and no more taking that process any longer. That's what most writers and even beginners often believe and suddenly they come to realize that what they did is really wrong.
When you write in a hurry, there is a huge possibility that you'll produce a very bad writing result. It's because you don't have much time to review your work and correct any mistakes if you happen to notice one. And the quality of your writing may fall down at the ground.
However, if you want to be a good writer and if you desire to impress your boss or your readers, you need to correct your bad writing habit and to improve your writing skills, then you need to follow certain techniques in order to improve your writing. It is not just because of what you can think and how to make the topic flow but it is also how your English grammar works.
Some people say great writing can't be taught, it can only be developed. You may or may not have a shot at being a great writer. Regardless, the first step to get there is to pull yourself from the rut of bad writing.
Clarity
Writing well means expressing ideas that make sense to your readers. For that reason, clarity should be among your most important goals. You must learn to recognize ambivalence, ambiguity or any source of confusion when reviewing your work, then have the initiative to actively correct them.
Rules
English writing has plenty of rules. There are rules for grammar, for spelling, for punctuation, for syntax, for structure, for rhythm and for style. Many of them can be sufficiently handled by your software for English writing. However, it also pays to familiarize yourself with the rules. Unless you do, you'll find it hard to grow as a writer, as the rules are the playing field in which you can let your creativity shine.
Boldness
There are two extremes with regards to the intent behind your sentences: they're either bold or timid. Erring on the side of the former is bound to let you produce more powerful prose, while the latter guarantees mediocrity. If you want to keep bad writing at bay, give yourself permission to be bold. You can always temper it later while editing.
Taking Risks
Lastly, all writers should take risks. While there's value in sticking to what you know, you'll never grow without expanding your comfort zones. Even if you fail, you can always fight another day.
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Article Title: How to Write Stylish Sentences
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The success of your writing depends upon how strong and structured your sentences are. If it is written with clarity and meaning, it is more likely can stand alone without any redundant or unnecessary words attached.
With this kind of writing style, you can be so sure about the quality of your contents and how it will attract your reader's attention in an instant. That is how powerful a sentence can be if it is written correctly and excellently.
However, when you tend to write poor sentences especially if your grammar is not that good, then you still have a long way to improve yourself and to be an expert in the field of writing. But don't fret, you'll only have to know and follow some directions and important reminders on how to write better sentences with style and importance.
Just like any writers had encountered, it is very normal for most people to experience bad writing at first or even when you just completed your first draft. No one is perfect at all but it can be taken care of easily with constant practice and if you are armed with necessary information about how to write well.
Be also prepared about your grammar skills and how perfect your English language can be. It doesn't really matter whether you are familiar with exceptional English words with deeper meanings as long as you can write basic yet perfect English, then you are good to go. It's because you are writing for the benefit of your readers and not all of them do have the same comprehension.
When they find it hard to understand, then they will surely dump your writing that easily. But through a basic use of the language, and your writing style is able to create interesting point of views, then you will surely can provide topic sentences which keep your writing subject flowing.
Almost every reader will vote for clarity over style, so if you can get the former right, your writing is already decent. However, giving your work some amount of grace and elegance is one of the best ways to get readers to pay attention.
Here are a few ways to do that:
1. Place key words and phrases towards the end of sentences, making sure they create maximum impact.
2. Use punctuation to force pauses and build emphasis. Go beyond sentence terminators, incorporating dashes, colons, semicolons and ellipses into your sentences.
3. Vary your sentence structures to give your paragraphs a more vibrant energy, as well as to give due emphasis to important ideas.
4. Use sentence fragments as sentence for added emphasis. It also helps foster a more conversational style.
5. Use all four rhetorical sentence types: loose, periodic, balanced and antithetical, being careful not to use one in succession too many times.
6. Use short, impactful sentences when relaying important information.
7. Use repetition when it aids rhythm.
As we've said before, it's important to strive for clarity before even considering style. Fortunately, most comprehensive writing software can do a healthy heaping of the load when it comes to making your work clearer and easier to read.
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Article Title: A Few Ways to Write With Humor
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Can you imagine how humor can play an important role in your writing? You might be wondering but to tell you honestly, writing with humor can give an impact to your readers for them to enjoy while reading your work.
Sometimes, as you write, various facts have been included within your content and other ideas may seem hard to understand. Average readers may easily get bored as they read your writing piece and most of them will skip it eventually.
If you are writing in order to publish it online, bear in mind that there is a huge competition for any general or interesting topic which can be the same as you writing subject. Therefore, it will be hard for you to please your readers right away and if you fail to write a very interesting topic, you'll end up having no readers at all.
For any traditional writing, still, you want to have your reader's appreciation about you work and to increase your credibility as a writer, the secret technique for your contents is to add a little humor to lighten up your writing a bit.
Most writers have been using this technique for such a long time. Writing with humors has been really effective for both sides, you as a writer and for all of your readers. But sometimes, there are instances where you'll find it hard to write humors with sense. Just like for some unskilled writers, they end up being rude and sometimes writing too much humors without any valuable meaning at all. That can be a major no-no and needs to be corrected right away.
Want to elicit a few chuckles to go with the document you're writing? Here are a few ideas:
1. Adopt a naturally funny persona and let it out in your writing. You can adopt a lively hat, a humorously cocky attitude or an offbeat slant, for instance.
2. Assume a strong, unbending point of view. Don't relent even when it makes perfect sense. Such an insistence on a fixed narrative, even when it defies logic, can make for plenty of humorous opportunities.
3. Be playful in tone.
4. Use puns and other play on words. Employ them sparingly, though.
5. Use verbal irony in your statements, conveying a humorous disparity between literal and implied meaning.
6. Use situational irony in your ideas, showing a humorous disparity between perceived and literal events.
7. Use exaggeration and hyperbole to overstate passages, taking your ideas to outlandish lengths.
8. Use understatement to downplay what are obviously important thoughts.
9. Use ridicule and sarcasm. Pretty straightforward, it's a rather aggressive approach that can have ethical implications. Done poorly, it will also turn many readers off.
10. Use self-deprecating humor. This is apt for many types of writing written in the first person. Keep it moderate, though. Too much self-deprecation can destroy your credibility.
Humor, as with many elements of writing, can benefit from the help of a good writing software. Almost every clever punch line will fail in the face of poorly-constructed sentences.
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Article Title: Combining the Three Types of Persuasion in Your Writing
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Classically, persuasion comes in three basic types: logos, pathos and ethos. Logos are appeals to reason, relying in evidence, facts, research, observation and examples to put arguments forward. Pathos refers to emotional appeals, meant to arouse feelings and biases in the reader. The last one, ethos, relies on the reader's innate sense of right and wrong.
Using any one of them is a valid way of crafting an argument piece, provided that the actual writing is good (you can use a qualified writing software to assist). However, if you're truly looking to sway a reader's mind, being able to combine all of them into your work should prove the smarter decision.
Why? Because sticking to one leaves plenty of holes for the reader to fill. Going with a strictly logical appeal, while it invites a reasonable response, could still be discounted when the reader is just emotionally attached to the other side of the argument. A strictly emotional appeal, on the other hand, lacks the evidence and reasoning of a logical approach. Same with a purely ethical argument.
Tapping them all helps your piece become a more complete whole. Not only do you present well-reasoned arguments for your position, you also allow the reader to feel emotionally satisfied and on the right side of the ethical fence when you do so.
Persuasive writing is just the type of work that you'll need to master as a writer in order to make your readers trust you and believe in what you are trying to tell them about the topic that you are writing.
It is an effective approach especially if you are going to discuss an issue or promoting business matters which can attract the public's interest. Yet, because there are three types of persuasive writing, you have to be specific enough with your ideas and how you will convey the message towards your readers. However, be also cautious about when you are going to influence you readers since you need to also know how it will affect your readers base on the words you use in writing.
Any of these three basic types of persuasion, always consider how your readers would feel and react in every statements that you provide. Though you need to impart them with what you are trying to convey, you need to know how to set your words the right way for you to provide contents with quality not just because of quantity. That is, if you are using too many words just to persuade your readers. Still, being aware about the correct and proper way of writing always matters.
The use of your English grammar as well as trimming your ideas down is also important. It is like winning a case even though you think most people are against your ideas. Yet, you could not always rely on your ideas alone, digging for more facts which can help you support your side can really help. This way, you will be sure enough with what you are going to share towards your readers.
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Sure, you can write with nothing but a pen and a pile of blank paper. After all, there's no doubt that some of the greatest books, essays and novels of all time have been written that way many years ago.
Writing can be very fun once you start to play with your thoughts and let your imagination run endlessly about a certain topic that was given to you. When that happens, you will find a lot of words to describe and create a better flow and concept for your written articles. That way, you find easy to write as you fully understand what the topic is all about.
On the other hand, it can also be very hard in your part and for those who find writing as a difficult task to do especially if you ran out of words to express your thoughts within your articles. As your mind works hard in order to complete your writing tasks, you should be supplied with the right tools and equipments for writing. You might never notice it but writing tools have been a great help in order for you to work conveniently.
There's no reason, however, to restrict you to such meager supplies. It's a modern world, after all, with a veritable treasure trove of tools and equipment that can help streamlines your writing life.
1. A good desk. Every writer needs a good work area, so invest in a sturdy desk with enough space to accommodate your computer setup comfortably. Similarly, make sure there's an empty area where you can review books and printouts, as well as occasionally handwrite stuff, in case you're in the mood for that.
2. A mid-range computer. If you're going to use a machine primarily for writing, you won't need one of those high-end systems. A low-voltage laptop with one of the lower-end CPUs should handle all the processing power you require.
3. A word processing software. Invest in a good one. Free software like AbiWord or Open Office Writer are decent, but lack the heavy feature set available in Microsoft Office's suite. The last thing you want is to suddenly develop a need for a capability and not have it available to you. In case you're interested, my personal favorite software for writing is Microsoft Office OneNote. I recommend it to everyone. Just a note: regardless of what software you pick, make sure you have a way of converting it to a Word-compatible format.
4. A good writing improvement software. While Word will have its own spell and grammar checker, we find dedicated writing software to be a much more effective solution on the long-term. Not only do they have more features (eg style checkers, programmability), they'll also tend to play better with a variety of tools in your computer.
5. Standard office machines. You want to have regular office equipment on there, from faxes, landlines, answering machines and such. If you're more tech-savvy, you can arrange for all the same conveniences right on your PC, though, so that can save a whole lot in initial equipment.
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Plagiarism has been very popular over the World Wide Web nowadays. Every writer is aware of this kind of illegal action and even every online user doesn't want to get involve with plagiarism.
Everyone knows what plagiarism is all about. It is the illegal copying of someone's work and claiming as your own without the knowledge of the original owner. As much as possible, creative writing from your own understanding is best that to take someone's work even if it is a single sentence or a whole paragraph. Still, it is not advisable to commit plagiarism.
There are a lot of ways to avoid it and all you have to do is to create a writing piece on your own than to cheat and stole one's work. Yet, you can enclose someone's statement within a quotation mark in order to make it clear that you are referring someone's idea to add a meaningful source about the topic that you are writing.
This method is very common just like what you have notice in any content web sites over the internet. But always keep in mind that no matter how you avoid plagiarism, it can still occur in your work without even knowing that you already copied someone else's work. It's because this kind of illegal act can be intentional or even accidental and you have to be very careful to commit this kind of wrong doing.
Most nations implement this kind of law and even though you came from a place where there is no rules and punishment for plagiarism, still you have to abide with the copyright law in order to earn a good reputation when you are building your own site or blog online.
Wary of being cited for plagiarism? It's fair to be concerned – it's an admittedly easy trap to fall into, after all. Here are some common ways in which you can find yourself mired in it.
1. Buying essays and papers, passing it off as your original work. This is a common last resort for many students and is one of the most likely to get you caught.
2. Copying text from an online source and submitting it as your own, whether in whole or in parts. Even honest students can get caught in this situation, especially when they work with a lot of notes. To avoid it, try running your work through one of those online plagiarism checkers, or a writing software with a built-in one, before turning it in. Chances are, whoever's checking your paper will be using similar services anyway.
3. Copying from offline sources and submitting it as your own, whether in whole or in parts. Just because it's not online doesn't mean it won't be recognize. While you've probably got a better shot compared to copying from the web, it's still a pretty bad idea.
4. Using significant ideas from another source and including it as your own. Ideas are just like words – copy them as your own and you're guilty of plagiarizing.
5. Lifting sentences and paragraphs with attribution, but without proper quotes, is just as bad. It suggests that the phrasing and structure is your own, even when it's not.
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When the copyright of books expire, they enter the public domain. And once they do, you can get creative and reuse them to suit your own needs.
Before going ahead with such action, though, be sure you won't get into any legal trouble. Copyright laws vary depending on certain conditions, so make you check with a knowledgeable source, preferably a copyright lawyer.
At its most basic, any unpublished work is now in the public domain if the author is known and that author died before 1940; for published works, anything before 1923 should be a free for all. For the rest, there are certain provisions, so get clear on that before forging ahead with any plans to coopt specific pieces of writing.
Want to make a print run and sell them yourself? Go ahead. Want to use bits and pieces in your own work? No problem (but the plagiarism police might go after you). Want to rewrite it, adding the ever exciting characters of ninjas and zombies into the mix? Yes, you can (and if you've browsing bookstore aisles recently, you would have seen a couple examples of this in action).
There are tons of things you can do to play around with pieces in the public domain. Make sure to watch out when using them for contest pieces, graded work or professional submissions, however. Some people will consider it plagiarism (rightly so) and you can earn really bad reputation from it – yes, even if you sufficiently updated it with the help of your favorite software for English writing.
But always remember that creative works are best if you have the ability to create in on your own such as writing. Otherwise, you will consume most of your time forcing yourself to create and complete a certain writing task without even knowing how to make us of your writing skills. That is why, lots of writers will tend to copy someone's work or even revise ideas from prominent writers and professional bloggers over the internet.
However, make sure to abide the rules of the copyright law. For some point, it has its own benefits and that is to claim your work as your own and no one can ever steal it from you. Therefore, make use of your creative side and start writing what your mind pictures out about a particular topic that you'll have to work ahead.
Also, as you write original contents without copying or stealing the work of other writers, as you know it, earn from what you can create out of writing. The copyright law will protect your work against potential cheaters and writers who are very laid-back when it comes to writing.
It is really not easy to make use of your ideas since you can't have a working mind all the time in order to work with your projects. And in every unique ideas has its own property too and therefore, you claim it as your own and don't allow anyone to just simply get it from you.
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Article Title: Four Ways to Find Leads For Features
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Lead is the first paragraph when writing an article. Since it is where people usually read it first, it should contain the most important and a catchy statement which tells what the topic is all about.
However, your chance of getting your readers hook to your writing also depends upon how unique and interesting your lead can be. And there is a huge difference when you write a news lead from a feature lead. Therefore there are things that you need to consider and diversify when it comes in writing a lead for feature articles.
The main goal of the lead for feature contents is to lure your readers and for them to get involve to what the content is all about. Since it includes interesting and creative ideas, you can't allow yourself to be distracted when you are trying to start writing.
When you can't think properly and you are basically disturbed by your working environment, it will hard in your part to create a very effective and ideal feature lead. But in most cases, you can't rely on your own opinion alone when it comes to writing, reliable sources such as interviews and researching can help you visualize the possible ideas that you will include in your writing.
Keep also in mind that you can't write just because you are a writer and you need to do it but in order to provide a successful content, you need to consider also how to be a reader of your own work and what it takes for you to be hooked directly to your writing. It can be very tricky at first but there are ways to help you out and sometimes, you can even thank you English writing skills the time you are done writing a feature article.
Looking for leads to use in writing features? Some writing software incorporates enough brainstorming and lead generation that they could help. For fresher, more original leads, though, here a few ideas to draw from.
1. Emergency services aren't just good sources for breaking news, they offer excellent leads for features too. Stories of daring rescues, unusual arrests and unexpected events can easily be tied to many features of more lasting appeal.
2. People-watching. Hit a local area with plenty of people activity. Watch what people are doing, inquire about events that are happening and be naturally curious. Watching life in action often turns out many leads for possible features.
3. Press releases. If you're really bored, sift through press releases in your email. Even old ones you never opened. There might be something truly compelling in one of them that you can expand using your present background.
4. Call your connections. Got a friend in a talent agency? Ask them about potentially juicy stories in their field (there's usually a few). Know someone in production? They could have the skinny on some entertainment-related stores. What about people in academe? There could be a new breakthrough that's bound to catch people's attention. Exhaust your resources – you never know what you might turn up.
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Article Title: How to Retain Your Objectivity During Editing
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You can't just write without knowing what your objective is. Your purpose will serve as your guide on what to include and how to make your ideas flow within your writing. Therefore, your objective should be base from the topic or to what you are planning to write.
Because of that, you will have the chance to be inspired for you to complete your writing task the way you plan it to be. However, your writing can't be as perfect as what you think it is. That is why reviewing your work and to edit it will give you the chance to make your content right and effective.
But the only problem for most writers is that, editing will sometimes, if not always, will definitely make your topic different from the original plan you formulated a while ago. And because of that, your objectivity in writing will be very different which can cause major trouble in your part as you will tend to write your content all over again. This can really consume most of your time and your previous efforts and ideas will be gone into ways.
Let me help you how to retain your objectivity in writing when you are going to edit your articles. You need to be very cautious on what to do in order to maintain this kind of writing technique for the benefit of your future writing projects.
Being objective during editing and proofreading is a must. Not doing so compromises the integrity of your work. Suffice to say, it is hard to see your own mistakes and discover paths to improvement without being able to review your writing with a fresh, unbiased mind.
That is why automated writing checkers are so valuable. They are programs and, until machines learn to think on their own, will always be objective.
Enemies of Objectivity
What makes being objective hard?
• Rush. Some people rushing to finish a piece usually end up having to "lie" to themselves to skip having to miss deadlines or other things in their lives. Instead of reviewing it more, they say, "It looks good enough." When they are unsure about a fact, they think, "Nah, it's probably right." The solution, of course, is to afford yourself an ample of time to finish.
• Laziness. Some writers are just plain lazy. Why write second and third drafts when you've put everything they had on the first? Of course, it is just an excuse – and a bad one at that.
• Being in the moment. Many writers get so engrossed in their work that they it becomes impossible to be objective during the heat of the moment. That's why most experts advise folks to put off rewriting and editing until the next day.
• Just being in a funk. It's hard to be objective when you are struggling to write. In these moments, it pays to put your work aside for a time and do whatever exercises you do to get in the groove.
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Article Title: How to Think Like a Writer
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Sometimes, most writers don't really have the guts to become real writers. And for those who are still starting to become one, it would be best if one will start to think and will act like a professional writer.
Did you possible ask yourself about how writers had became so successful in creating unique, effective and successful writings where in fact it is so hard to come up with great ideas for each topics that they had encountered?
You don't need to feel very confused and frustrated if you think you can't be like them. There are so many opportunities and great experiences in writing that you need to unveil especially when the time will come that you are going to be a writer yourself.
And being a writer is also not easy especially for starters. There are lots of things to consider, lots of writing techniques to master and lots of responsibilities to face in order to do your work correctly and to provide the desired outcome that you need to create for the sake of your reader's interests.
But there is no need to worry and don't ever think that you are going to back out since it will be a lot easier for you to be a writer if you have the desire and the skills to be like one. Most successful writers started from scratch where they don't have any ideas or even any knowledge on how to write properly and effectively but because of constant practice and learning new things about writing, anyone will have the chance to be a writer on their own.
If you really want to be a writer, you have to start thinking like a writer.
• Be curious. Don't just take things at face value. Learn to ask all the pertinent questions. Be hungry for answers.
• Be in a constant learning mode. Good writers continually hone their craft. It's not about never being good enough; it's about being on a constant path to improvement. Realize that no matter how good you think you are, there is always room for improvement.
• Be audience-centered. Knowing your primary audience is one of the writer's most crucial tasks. If you get it wrong, you could end up ignoring what your actual readers need.
• Think clarity. Effective writers know their real work lies in communicating ideas, not dressing them up with fancy accouterments. They focus on clarity, knowing they can throw in the rest later.
• Be tactical. Serious writers know good writing isn't produced by "writing" alone. Most of the time, it's accomplished by a tactical approach to the process that involves a lot of planning and editing (and, in many present cases, quality writing software tools). Being a good writer has so much to do with being able to be a good editor that being more strategic is the only way to ensure consistent results.
These are the best ways to start thinking like a real writer and for you to experience how to successfully complete your writing task through your great skills in writing such as formulating creative ideas and the proper use of the English grammar.
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So you're a bad writer and you know it. It hasn't bothered you before. Everyone at work seems to have no problem with trudging through your mess of grammar and structure.
Here's the problem: the boss just called up and told you to slap together a proposal for a potential client. You know how these things work. If you write the way you normally do, you could end up scaring the prospect away. What can you do to patch a quick-fix for your upcoming proposal?
1. Keep it simple. Write in short, simple sentences. Make sure each one communicates a coherent idea that stays strictly on topic. Shorter sentences allow the reader to follow your writing at a quicker pace – an absolute necessity for busy individuals.
2. Focus on clarity. If you can write gracefully and elegantly, on top of being clear, then consider it a cherry on top of the ice cream. However, any reader would happily settle for clarity. Focus on that.
3. Use a writing improvement software. Invest in a decent software for English writing. It may cost a bit of money, but it's worth every penny in the benefits you'll gain from fashioning emails, reports and communications that read well.
Busy professionals don't really have much time to write and to think properly on what to include and how to speak their minds out. Usually, they ask a certain and trusted person to do the writing. This kind of person can be their personal secretary or they will hire a professional writer to do the task. However, certain details needs to be taken care of and should be written clearly and manageably.
Dealing with important information in writing can be risky because a little mistake can often lead to a bigger trouble.
But somehow, a real writer should already know on what to and how to be prepared when situations like this could happen. Even if you are not a writer by profession, you need to give writing some importance in order to do the job correctly.
When you are ask to write for a very important business matter, try calming yourself down and be specific on what you will have to write. Sometime, a clearer and direct message really matters though you still need to maintain the professional tone in writing in order to earn a good reputation from the person who will read your business letter or proposal.
Above all, observe how your grammar works. A little mistake in your English writing can often decrease your credibility as a writer and as a professional worker. So make sure that your English writing skills can make your proud as a writer.
If you are having troubles in writing, a writing improvement software can minimize or even delete any mistakes that you have created. Reviewing your work before submitting it is also very important so that you will have the chance to edit any unnecessary words or phrases and even remove and writing errors that you failed to notice.
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