Read. If you read actively and make notes etc that helps academic writing. Make sure the reading is at the correct level. If you are qualified you can review journal articles, this also helps your academic writing.
Hi@Hadeel. If you really want to improve your writing skills, never be satisfied with writing at once. You must revise your writing 5 times and involve someone who can give you constructive feedback. Read more contents and try to appreciate them. Last but least- keep writing and editing every day
Have a passion for writing, practice patience, train yourself and read simple texts (short stories/personal reflections/articles/ feature) and newspapers. Good luck!
I have three recommendations:
1. Read and absorb The Elements of Style by Strunk and White.
2. Actively read good writing, both fiction and non-fiction and try to determine why so many regard it as such.
3. Seek criticism, not compliments on what your produce.
Read, read, and read . Read fiction and non-fiction. Read frequently and sleep on it. Don't stop until you feel that you adopt a style. Learn about some rules like conciseness. Then, try to practice what you learn/read through writing sentences, paragraphs, and essays (5 paragraph essay technique). A paragraph a day keeps teachers away!
I think writting and editing is very easy when researcher read Books and articles. This Can give you a skill during your process.
I agree to all the suggestions.
I would also add that, try as much as possible to write in your own words without copying exact phrases from articles or stories you read. Thus, do well to paraphrase and also do not alter the meaning of the ideas you are putting across.
Again, read actively and avoid writing under stress. Best times to write or review your work should be after a good rest.
First of all, by reading a lot (especially the grammar / syntax of the language in which you decide to write).
Later, putting into practice (writing) the grammatical / syntactic part with the various settings read in novels, historical texts, etc.
All good suggestions above, and I should note my comments are my own here, and not related to my professional role. This is how I was taught...
When writing I set a deadline for a draft, usually a week. Then I wait a week and read what I wrote out loud. Then I give myself another week for revisions.
It's hard to stop making revisions but it helps to have personal targets.
"Stay inspired & Stay focused on what makes you happy in your writing"
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Practice this daily. Even if you don't have to write every day at work, practice writing in some way every day. Focus your time on the types of writing where you most need to improve.
How to develop your writing skills ?
- Read others a lot, - Listen others a lot (music), - Doodling a lot. Combine Reading + Music + Writing, you will be a good writer
You can improve your writing skills by writing more and more under proper guidance with corrective measures.
Writing skill is an output skill, so you have to read more and then you can reproduce your own writing. Then you have to peer review your writing, this could be really helpful because you can find your mistakes, and try to correct them. In addition, learning new vocabulary in this way is really beneficial for you.
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- Collect related work on topic you want to write try to understand their writing pattern.
- Structure and style plays important in your writing.
- Who is your audience? User, Student, Scientist, Researcher etc.
- Reading a lot of work, keep you updated
- Try to write after reading these work in your own words.
- Draft your writing from scratch
- Rewrite and Revise again to minimize grammatical errors, punctuations.
Hope you write very interesting articles in future!!! Good Luck.
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