Hi, here are some tips for you. Read Others Written Work Use other writers' sentences and paragraphs as models and then emulate the syntactic structure with your own content. This can help with learning grammar and punctuation. Read the Work Backwards When Editing This technique helps focus on misspelled words and missing words. Avoid He/She Said Instead of using he said/she said to every bit of dialogue by identifying the speaker showing him/her in action. For example: “Pass that sweet-smelling duck this way.” With knife in one hand and fork in the other, Sam looked eager to pounce. Read the Work Aloud After editing the work on screen or in print, read the text aloud. Awkward sentences and errors that slipped through earlier edits show up readily when reading out loud. Go Back and Edit Previous Work Edit your older articles and pieces. You will notice growth, and it will allow you to refine your style and avoid mistakes. Read more: http://freelancewriting.suite101.com/article.cfm/10_writing_tips_for_improving_your_skills#ixzz0M4Md3UKJ

Start with a simple sentence. Add adjectives and adverbs to it. Do this 2 or 3 times with one sentence. The more you practice, the easier it will be. Here is an example: The boy rode his bike. 1. The clever young boy carefully rode his new bike to school yesterday. 2. The silly boy rode his battered red bike over the bumpy road at night. 3. The small boy rode his brother's big bike for the first time last week. Have fun, Anna English Teacher www.englishharvest.blogspot.com