How to improve Reading and Writing skills;
Everybody needs to improve reading and writing skills but don’t know where and how to start, it is common everywhere. These skills are required to perform some very basic functions of life; acquiring better educational level helps to get the benefits all the way to success. Anyone who takes interest can improve these skills if he or she is willing to work hard and afford to give a reasonable time to make a difference.
Practice makes a man perfect, a common expression when comes to your writing and reading skills improvement, it makes a big difference. Just by adjusting routine schedules to read and write every day can bring a huge difference. People interested in science fiction may dedicate their one to two hours daily to study their favorite science fiction material, similarly who are interested in novels or epics they can adjust to their schedules.
When you are engaged in reading something you enjoy, it would be easy for you to become a regular reader just by adjusting the routine schedule jobs. Any thing that is not within your interest would be hard to follow and be careful in selection of material anyway.
Reading out loud sometimes helps to improve the listening skills. Always keep a dictionary or a handy dictionary to improve there and then. This will improve the vocabulary which in turn helps you to improve writing skills a lot.
Reading provides you the opportunity to see how other writes has expressed themselves in their own way. This will in turn help you expressing your thoughts when writing something. A good and serene environment would be adequate to enhance your skills in a short course of time. Anywhere you feel comfortable and inspired will be the best place to move ahead, if some library is nearby than it would be a blessing.
Just concentrate upon your idea, if music helps you to relax then have something playing softly in the background.
Writers have certain styles and set your style apart from others and try to be unique. It will help to accomplish the goals set ahead and be not a imitator at all, write naturally profound.
By Umar Saleh
