WRITING TIPS
1.SET GOALS
Maybe you want to increase your vocabulary or write a certain amount of words every day. You can't do something until you have a target, so write it down and work for it.
2.WRITE DAILY
If you're not used to writing, getting started on a large writing project can be daunting. To get used to the mental and physical idea of writing, practice this ability every day, whether it's a short sentence or a whole essay.
3.GET INSPIRED
Do some analysis reading before you start writing. When you read up on your subject material, take notes. When you do analysis, ideas will emerge
4.DO CARRY A NOTEBOOK AND PEN EVERY TIME
You can get inspired at any moment. Don't forget a compelling customer pitch, a poetic line, or a memorable project name. Build a notice file on your mobile or write it down in a dedicated notebook.
5.DO EXPERIMENT WITH YOUR WRITINGS
Using a prompt is one of the easiest writing tips for young authors. There are a plethora of writing prompts available online that are appropriate for a variety of genres. Choose one that piques your interest and inspires you to be inventive.
6.ALWAYS PREPARE AN OUTLINE
Start with an overview if you always find yourself rambling without a simple structure. To get organized right away, use this easy, no-fail outlining method.
7.USE ACTIVE VOICE
Writing in the active voice makes the writing come alive by allowing the subject to function on the verb. An active voice conveys trust and self-assurance, and it's also a perfect way to cut down on unnecessary words in your prose.
8.PROOFREADING BEFORE YOU SEND
typos and grammatical errors make you seem unprofessional. Before you file an email, scan it for errors and correct them. When your correspondence is error-free, you'll look your best!