Lesson of writing. Writing Lesson 

Lesson of my writing 

I write a simple sentence.
Next, I add some words to it.

(For example)
I go to a bookstore.

I went to a bookstore today. 

I went to a bookstore by train this afternoon.

I got a book when went to the bookstore by train this afternoon.

英語の文構造は大抵、主語、動詞、目的語です. 
主語 (I), 動詞 (went)、目的語 (book), 位置 (bookstore)

(I got a book when (I) went to the bookstore this afternoon)
In English, "how you got there" (by train) is not common to include in the sentence... unless you are asked how you got there.  Then you would say "I took the train" (電車で行きました)

A: "I got a book when I went to the bookstore this afternoon"

B: "How did you get there?"

A: "I took the train."

Is it a funny way?

(Is this weird?)

(๑ ˃ᴗ˂̵)ﻭ✧ Your English is very good!

Lesson of writing.

Writing Lesson.

Lesson of in my writing style.

I write a simple sentence.
Next, I add some words to it.

(For example)
I go to a bookstore.
I went to a bookstore today.
I went to a bookstore by train this afternoon.
I got a book when I went to the bookstore by train this afternoon.

Is this it a funny way to do it?

Personally, I think it's a great idea. I should do this more often, instead of trying to jump straight into long, complex sentences.