gary4gar
GaurishSharma.com
yeah, my writing style suck big times, need to improve it.
any tips?
btw, corrected all the errors you have pointed out
any tips?
btw, corrected all the errors you have pointed out
OP
aryayush
Aspiring Novelist
Read. Read like it’s the end of the world. Read novels, newspapers, articles, comics… anything you prefer, just read.
And when you write, wherever you do, write like it’s an English examination and whatever you write is under scrutiny. For example, your post above should have been written like this:
“Yes, my writing skills are not up to the mark and I need to improve upon them. Do you have any tips you can share?
I’ve already corrected all the errors you pointed out, by the way.”
If you start reading and writing properly (with proper punctuation, grammar and spelling), you’ll be writing like a pro within six months from now. You might want to read this post (from me) if you’re interesting in honing your writing skills.
And when you write, wherever you do, write like it’s an English examination and whatever you write is under scrutiny. For example, your post above should have been written like this:
“Yes, my writing skills are not up to the mark and I need to improve upon them. Do you have any tips you can share?
I’ve already corrected all the errors you pointed out, by the way.”
If you start reading and writing properly (with proper punctuation, grammar and spelling), you’ll be writing like a pro within six months from now. You might want to read this post (from me) if you’re interesting in honing your writing skills.
teh best way is teh l337 sp3akyeah, my writing style suck big times, need to improve it.
any tips?
btw, corrected all the errors you have pointed out
Yeah try to listen to few english songs, they will be an inspiration for creating cool post headings and some one liners.
Watch movies, especial content rich. Use subtitles where necessary.
Read if you feel like, though i dont read anything apart from few blog posts and reviews.Hate the news paper, mags and all other kinda gimmicks .
When u write , do not repeat a word or phrase too often. change the narration style within lines, you don't want your readers to be a one goer, add twist, ask questions, answer then by your point of view and don't impose your choices.
last but not least be intriguing, at least girls like that
Write less (nobody wants to read an essay, of course unless he is paid for that or a fanboy/critic) but with quality and make your post encompass the whole world, include every topic that entices you and you think your readers must know and appreciate.Proofread everything you posted.
Lastly never expect something, be happy.
Few things about UI, make it blended, your logo stands out of the current theme. Visit some other blogs ans sites to know what is the current trend of UI, amend ur CSS as required.
iMav
The Devil's Advocate
Welcome to the blogosphere Gary btw arya already linked the post I was going to.
Sorry my post should have been written like this:
Hey Gary, hearty congratulations on your blog. Welcome to the Blogosphere. I was going to link you to a post by Aayush on his blog, but I see that he has already done so.
btw arya already linked the post I was going to.Sorry my post should have been written like this:
Hey Gary, hearty congratulations on your blog. Welcome to the Blogosphere. I was going to link you to a post by Aayush on his blog, but I see that he has already done so.
krazzy
Techtree Reviewer
You might want to read this post (from me) if you’re interesting in honing your writing skills.
Speaking of that link, I can see a comment by me at the end in the comments section, trying to add a couple more pointers to improve one's English. Only thing is that there is an enormous grammatical mistake by me in that comment.
I wonder, if Aayush you can edit the post to rectify it. It makes me look like a rather large dumbass. 
MetalheadGautham
AFK
I just re did the theme, and chose a theme that covers the entire screen instead of one which leaves borders.
This one looks neat, organised and has an asthetic feel about it.
But its black
so please tell me how it feels.
This one looks neat, organised and has an asthetic feel about it.
But its black
so please tell me how it feels.
MetalheadGautham
AFK
I prefer a more enthusiast oriented Linux aritcle format for advanced distros. I shall do what you say if I find time to (finish) write(ing) my review on Linux Mint 5 Elyssa, which is designed to actually compete with that doors thingy. What I am currently writing is for fellow advanced linux users and intermediate users only, and they need no paragraphs about doors thingy to find the post attractive.^you should use your verbal skills to attract "window$ dead" ppl to make them alive by showing Linux and FLOSS
and why no comments there from you of all people ?
OP
aryayush
Aspiring Novelist
Thank you!
No, you absolutely do not, and I never suggested that either. However, Mac OS X does have some really neat built-in tools and applications geared towards the language conscious, so I thought I should point that out (because most of my blog’s readers happen to be Mac users).
Absolutely not. If it was, I would’ve had no qualms in specifically stating that fact. I genuinely feel that Mac OS X has vastly improved my writing skills (specially with the on-call Dictionary (one keyboard shortcut can show you the meaning of any word in any application), systemwide spellcheck and Thesaurus widget), so it deserved a mention there.
Anyway, I’m glad you liked it.
LOL! I proofread that article five times to ensure that I hadn’t missed anything. You don’t want to make mistakes in an article where you’re asking people to correct theirs.Speaking of that link, I can see a comment by me at the end in the comments section, trying to add a couple more pointers to improve one's English. Only thing is that there is an enormous grammatical mistake by me in that comment.
I’ll fix your mess.
krazzy
Techtree Reviewer
I’ll fix your mess.
Thank you for saving me from further embarrassment. I did reread that thing a few times but somehow I missed that portion. It is easy to miss out on small errors while typing from a mobile phone. I'll be more careful next time.
