“Write without fear Edit without mercy”
Good writing is a skill with able-editing. From an incoherent information via self-editing, you get a critically acclaimed one. With time, one can learn how to write, along with editing.
Self-editing
gives idea of one’s own bottlenecks to correct. A first draft less correction
and less time consuming final draft writing serves the purpose of mastering
self-editing.
Smart Tips for Editing Your Own Writing.
- RE-READ
- ADDING LAYOUT
- STRUCTURE
- BRIEF CONTENT
- STYLE OF WRITING
- WORDS
- GRAMMAR
- FRAMING THE SENTENCE
- PARAGRAPH CREATION
- BETTER IMPRESION
- PROOFREADING
Re-read:
During initial days of practice, first write
a rough draft. Once you finish writing, when you re-read from beginning, you
can feel the urge to make certain changes. When you read after several hours, you
will be able to spot the weakness, sometimes the need to rewrite from scratch.
Do
not get disheartened. This response is due to either, you are now well-aware of
the topic to prepare additional points or you self-criticize a lot on your
work. Everyone crosses this phase during the initial phase of learning.
Keep
in mind that slow steady steps without giving up is path to learning. It is not
a single day evaluation that is your ability in writing. If you take a
three-month old practice paper and compare them to your first-day scratch
writing, you see a notable difference.
· As a writer, have a general idea of, What kind/purpose/message of passage are you drafting for the reader?
To
deliver the message at ease, place the following points in your draft,
ADDING LAYOUTS:
In a draft, layout consists of heading, sub-heading
and proper positioning of paragraphs. This method communicate best the idea of
the writer to reader of what to expect just by skimming through.
STRUCTURE:
