A big thing you can do is be open to criticism. Show your writing to as many people as you can. You don't have to accept every comment they give you but be willing to hear it. You will find out as you go where you can improve. PM me and I will give you specific feedback on your writing.
Just to add to this excellent advice, get yourself a grammarly account and run everything you write through it for a few months and pay attention to everything you get wrong.One simple rule to get better at writing or pretty much anything - Practice, practice and more practice.
The more you write, the better you will get. Some might say if you keep writing the same way, it doesn't help you improve and stuff like that. But when you write about different topics, you need to research more. And when you research more, you read more. And when you read more, you learn more.
And when you learn more, you write better.
Take an accredited English literature course. Those force you to read and then write tons of essays.
I will do this Sir. Thank you for the replyOne simple rule to get better at writing or pretty much anything - Practice, practice and more practice.
The more you write, the better you will get. Some might say if you keep writing the same way, it doesn't help you improve and stuff like that. But when you write about different topics, you need to research more. And when you research more, you read more. And when you read more, you learn more.
And when you learn more, you write better.
Wow! I never thought of this. Thank you.Just to add to this excellent advice, get yourself a grammarly account and run everything you write through it for a few months and pay attention to everything you get wrong.
Practising plus constant amendment and learning what you commonly get wrong will quickly eradicate most of your mistakes as you'll naturally know what to write.
You'll be surprised at how much of an affect slight changes to your writing style will improve your readability.
Even little things like changing you are to you're, I am to I'm and is not to isn't really make a difference.
Grammarly will help with a lot of this, you can get year long accounts on here I think.
Write Something that people will find easier to understand related to the topic you are writing about.
Dont make it too clumsy and difficult to understand
Read a lot. Most will call this counter-intuitive, but you have to read more than you write.
If you see a particular style of writing you like, read the shit out of it and others passages like it until it influences you so much you can write (and talk) like that.
Then you read it some more until it becomes natural. Then start writing and reading and writing and reading. It's a long process, but it's the best way.
Write Only in grammarly you will not only improve your grammar but always will know your skill level by its rating system. Try for at least 95 score.
Good Luck
Thank you SirWrite more.