How to improve my writting skills ?
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If you want to improve your writing, here are 3 things:\n\n1. Read some really good literature, like the American or British classics.  I find that immersing myself in great literature spills over to my writing style.\n\n2. Read Writer's Digest Magazine. http://www.writersdigest.com/ .  It is fantastic.  Also, view their book list.  They have some awesome titles for improving your writing.\n\n3. Take as many creative writing and English courses as possible in college.  They can be wonderful and enlightening, and extremely helpful.\n\nHope this helps!
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These guys can help or at least point you in the right direction: www.wordtechs.com. They were lots of help to me, polished many a paper and they help with all kinds of writing. They provided me with a one-on-one writing coach that I communicated with over the phone and email. I'm really feeling good about my writing now and have some up for publishing. Also, only a few dollars and quick turn-around.\n\nGood luck!\n~Tia~
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Simply pratice good form. Practice doesn't make perfect but perfect practice does. Try using different pens i.e. grip thickness, shape, pen type ink type etc. Also try copying a paragraph written by a freind who has handwriting like what you would like to have. Hope I've helped
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practice practice practice. Tis the only way really. \nI went from being only being able to write well with my left, and being able to make weird squigly lines with my right, to being able to write well with my left, and fairly okay with my right. I need to practice more. \nThe more you use your left hand and the more you practice, it will feel more natural and the muscles will get stronger and you'll be able to control the end product more. \nAfter all...you can write better then you could when you very very first started to learn when you were little...reason...practice. \ngood luck :)
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...learn to write properly for a start.
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Are you a bit of a perfectionist?  I know that I am, and although I'm a good writer, I always go through hell trying to start a paper.\n\nYou just have to throw yourself into it.  Shut down every other program besides your writing that you have running - the Internet, Solitaire, whatever.  Clear everything extraneous of your desk.  Then force yourself to write.  Tell yourself that it's just a draft, not what you're turning in - that it doesn't matter how good whatever you write is, as long as you have x pages written.  Then, once you've got started, you'll probably find it's easier than you thought.  You can go back and edit when you're done.
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The best thing to do is write about something you now about.  Take a few minutes to brain storm.  Get a blank piece of paper and write anything that comes to mind.  The ideas don't have to make sense, just write them down.  After you are finished brain storming go through and circle the ideas you like.
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what type of writing are you looking to improve?  one of the best tools that I use for my college classes are writing workshops and on-line paper revisions. also..talk one on one with your teacher and see what he/she has to say about your writing.  make sure your sentences are descriptive (this is more for story writing)and that they are complete; no run-ons.  dictionary.com  is also an awesome site to help you get better vocabulary to use in your writing.  You might also check out writing sites on the internet and look at sample essays and papers. authorsden.com is a great site for that. :)
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I'm not sure how old you are, but you could always buy a childrens guide to handwriting (the ones where you can write over the dotted letters).  You might think that this sounds silly, but you will strengthen the muscles in your hand that you use to write with and will also improve your handwriting by picking up tips on modern handwriting.
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try this method\nhttp://www.foothilltech.org/mshibuya/scientificpaperoutline.pdf\nIts a little too late to begin developing a writing style\ngood luck, let me know how it went
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You're doing it right now! A friend of mine once told me the secret to becoming a writer: Just write. And keep writing. Share it with the world. Start a blog. Write essays. Listen to the feedback. And don't stop writing no matter what.
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As everyone else has said, I too suggest practice. If I were you, I'd first decide what kind of handwriting I'd want. There are so many different kinds. Anything from cursive, to print, to connecting print. Also if you are in school or in a job that requires writing, try your best to write out whatever you're writing slowly and neatly. Don't worry about speed (unless of course in order to write neatly you take five minutes a word, but I trust you to have time management). Try and use every opportunity you can to improve. This way you are practicing as well, and it spares you a lot of that dull book work where you copy sentences over and over.
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First, learn how to spell and you will become a great writer!
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As justcurious said, first just begin writing.  Get some thoughts written down.  Try to make it very personal.  Don't try to use lots of complicated words and phrases - remember that the people who have to read the essays will probably have to read hundreds of them, so you want to find a way to make yours stand out.  Your writing must be clear and to the point.  Definitely don't go over the word limit - shorter may be better.  When you start deleting and editing, make sure that every word you keep in your essay has a purpose and conveys something about your intent and need.  Have you been given a specific topic, or is it a general essay about your eligibility for aid?  That makes a difference.  Get someone who is a good writer to help you edit as it can be very difficult to edit your own writing.  Print your essay in a good clear font on good paper if you have to send a paper copy.\n\nI hope these thoughts help.
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You want to improve, but are not willing to practice?  Good Luck!\n\nReading/Writing and Listening/Speaking skills need to be practiced to improve.  The fact that they are called SKILLS is your clue - A SKILL is something that a)you can learn and b) improves with practice.
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I English suggest you learn write how to.
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any intermediate composition class at a community college or college. or just simply read a lot of books to observe the writing styles of authors. But the most important thing I'd say to do is just write about anything and everything and nothing at all on a day to day basis-it will improve your style of doing so. But be sure to brush up on grammar rules and the like you can pick up one of those grammar for dummies books at Barnes&Noble or something. So I hope that helps.