By: Jane Sumerset
Submitted: 2010-05-02 11:04:27 | Word Count: 554
Oh no! Here we go again. We still keep on committing a lot of writing mistakes in our contents and we are all fed up about it. What’s the technique? How are you going to correct yourself from getting into a lot of writing mistakes? Is there a way to fix all these stuffs?
It can be pretty much annoying if you keep on encountering this kind of problem. Besides, a lot of writers often commit writing mistakes. It is very normal if you found yourself writing one and it is not intentional. And because of that, you need to prevent it or correct yourself from doing these technical writing mistakes. It can be very hard at first but once you know all the rules and techniques in writing, then sooner or later you’ll get used to it.
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You don’t have to worry about that stuff, there are ample of writers who experience the same thing and most of them know how to correct their own writings. They need to avoid it as much as possible in order not to ruin their own work.
It will be a big problem once you tend to submit lower quality contents as a lot of readers, including your teachers, you boss, other professional people, students and other citizens, can detect these things and might ruin your write ups if that happens.
You don’t want that to happen do you? You might end up your job or get lower grades for those who are still students or worst, you’ll lose your very own opportunity that you expected to have. As much as possible, know your writings first.
And on top of the list, know how to write phrases and how it may affect your work. Second, study about the tone of your content. How are you going to write in an authoritative voice where you can convince and influence the minds of your readers?
Like to make yourself sound smarter on essays and other pieces of writing? While I can appreciate that, there’s a right way and a wrong way of going about it.
What’s the right way? Do solid research, fill your work with specific details and you’re guaranteed to come off smart. Not only that, you’ll likely end up informing your reader in a complete and well rounded manner. Make sure to use a spelling and grammar checker, by the way, so the positive image is complete.
How about the wrong way? For most student writing I’ve seen, the biggest offender seems to be superfluous phrases. If you’re not familiar with the type, it’s the tendency to use phrases that communicate some amount of false authority. Check out the sample phrases below:
“Needless to say…”
“As you can plainly see…”
“It goes without saying…”
“For all intents and purposes…”
“If you think about it…”
There are dozens and dozens of them (probably hundreds, too). And they all do one thing: try to come across as being smarter than your reader. The result, however, isn’t as optimistic. Most of the time, your text ends up sounding too wordy and convoluted, leading your reader to miss the actual points being made.
Superfluous phrases? Cut them out. Sound smarter by actually turning out a smart paper.
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