: How to improve my English writing? I know the title of this question is too broad. But I think this is the apt title for my doubts. I am a non-native speaker of English language. Even then

I know the title of this question is too broad. But I think this is the apt title for my doubts.

I am a non-native speaker of English language. Even then I love to write in English whenever I get time. I have been given a task to write screenplay for a 30 minute English short film. Yes..it's not a big deal to write a story. But it is definitely a big deal to write a good story. I don't have a vast vocabulary. Whenever I write, I keep on using the same words again & again. I hate doing that. How can I improve my English & avoid using same words again & again?

I keep a journal everyday. I have a dictionary in my pocket every time. I learn new words whenever I get time. But the problem is I have a short memory. So I am not able to memorize every new word I learn. I don't get time to read books because of my hectic work.

It would be great if I get a few tips from a stranger.

Down voters can down vote as much as they want. Gracias.

Load Full (0)

: [Words in brackets in print and online] Unfortunately I can't find a reference now, but many times I'll read an article either in print or online, and I'll see a certain word or phrase in

@Welton431

Load Full 1 Comments

: Is it common to bring in a developmental editor when you are at the stage of synopsis? When writing an analytical synopsis for a fiction book, is it common to bring in a developmental editor?

@Welton431

Load Full 1 Comments

: Changing main character within a trilogy, is a good idea? I am writing the first novel which will be part of a trilogy. For plot reasons, I am considering to change the main character in

@Welton431

Load Full 5 Comments

: Where's the line between coincidental similarity between a character and a person, vs. being uniquely identifiable? I'm trying to understand the verdict in Red Hat Club case. Vicki Stewart sued

: How to improve my English writing? I know the title of this question is too broad. But I think this is the apt title for my doubts. I am a non-native speaker of English language. Even then

More posts by @Welton431

: [Words in brackets in print and online] Unfortunately I can't find a reference now, but many times I'll read an article either in print or online, and I'll see a certain word or phrase in

: Is it common to bring in a developmental editor when you are at the stage of synopsis? When writing an analytical synopsis for a fiction book, is it common to bring in a developmental editor?

: Changing main character within a trilogy, is a good idea? I am writing the first novel which will be part of a trilogy. For plot reasons, I am considering to change the main character in

: Where's the line between coincidental similarity between a character and a person, vs. being uniquely identifiable? I'm trying to understand the verdict in Red Hat Club case. Vicki Stewart sued

Login to post a comment!

0 Comments

Back to top