Hi
This is my newest discovery: a how-to-write-well guide from the excellent magazine, The Economist, for professional writers.
http://www.economist.com/styleguide/introduction
It's organised alphabetically, so just search through it for what you want.
It contains gems of information such as:
'Long paragraphs, like long sentences, can confuse the reader. “The paragraph”, according to Fowler, “is essentially a unit of thought, not of length; it must be homogeneous in subject matter and sequential in treatment.” One-sentence paragraphs should be used only occasionally.'
Remember that these are rules for CLEAR WRITING, not for writing IELTS ESSAYS,which are somewhat different (though not very different - clarity is still key!)
Link on Writing Page
This is my newest discovery: a how-to-write-well guide from the excellent magazine, The Economist, for professional writers.
http://www.economist.com/styleguide/introduction
It's organised alphabetically, so just search through it for what you want.
It contains gems of information such as:
'Long paragraphs, like long sentences, can confuse the reader. “The paragraph”, according to Fowler, “is essentially a unit of thought, not of length; it must be homogeneous in subject matter and sequential in treatment.” One-sentence paragraphs should be used only occasionally.'
Remember that these are rules for CLEAR WRITING, not for writing IELTS ESSAYS,which are somewhat different (though not very different - clarity is still key!)
Link on Writing Page
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