Don’t waste – recycle
If you have to edit out sections of your writing, keep them in case they're useful for another project.
Top Techniques offers useful ideas to improve writing, gathered from the experiences of Consultant Fellows working with students and staff.
Top Techniques offers useful ideas to improve writing, gathered from the experiences of Consultant Fellows working with students and staff.
If you have to edit out sections of your writing, keep them in case they're useful for another project.
Keep a list of critical prompts to help you to adopt a questioning attitude.
Try working somewhere different to gain a new perspective on your writing.
Focus on using powerful, single-word verbs to make your writing more formal.
To paraphrase properly, you need to really understand what you’re reading and be able to explain it.
Check your argument is sound by summing it up in a couple of sentences before you start writing.
Try to avoid starting sentences with 'There is' and search for more interesting alternatives.