A good writer writes and edits to express not to impress.
A good writer always writes or edits for easy understanding.
A good writer writes so that things are not misunderstood.
A good writer is clear and simple in saying what he/she wants to say.
A good writer uses short sentences.
A good writer uses short paragraphs.
A good writer uses the shortest, simplest word possible.
A good writer writes in an active voice.
A good writer avoids unnecessary words.
A good writer uses verbs for an action.
A good writer avoids cliché and jargon.
A good writer leaves out anything that he/she doubts.
A good writer proof reads.
This blog was inspired by Marian Pike, senior lecturer for media studies at Cape Peninsula University of Technology.
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