W R I T I N G

SS O F
PROCE

Presented by:
o, M arixan ne Niña R.
Manzan
 Introduction

How To Write Well?

1. Learn from good writers.

2. Practice your writing.

3. Use the writing process.

1. LEARN FROM GOOD WRITERS.

• A very good way to improve

your writing

• Reading lots of books can also help your

writing in a more general way
 2. PRACTICE YOUR WRITING.

You can improve your writing, like any other skill by

practicing it

• Write regularly in a journal or diary

• Write contribution n for one of the student magazine
at your school

3. USE THE WRITING PROCESS

• The writing process is name for the series of steps that you should
follow when doing longer pieces of writing for your subject
teachers.
 PRE WRITING PROCESS

Prewriting is the first stage of the writing process and

includes all the things you do before you are ready to write
out the first version of your text.

1. WHAT SHALL I WRITE ABOUT?

2. WHY DO I WANT TO RIGHT ABOUT IT?

3. WHAT KIND OF WRITING SHALL I DO?

4. WHO AM I WRITING FOR?

 1. WHAT SHALL I WRITE ABOUT?

This is a question about the topic or theme of your

writing.

2. WHY DO I WANT TO WRITE ABOUT IT?

This is a question about the purpose of your writing, and it is

linked to the first question.

3. WHAT KIND OF WRITING SHALL I DO?

This is a question about genre of your work.

4. WHO AM I WRITING FOR?

This is a question about the audience for your writing.

COMPOSING/DRAFTING

It is recommended that you write your first draft quite quickly,

and not to worry too much at this time about spelling or
grammar mistakes.

• If possible, do your writing on a computer.

• While you are writing your first draft, you may find
that you need some more information
• The beginning and end of your writing are particularly
important, and you should take time to get these right.
 POST WRITING/ REVISING

This is a very important stage of the writing process and may you have to
repeat it three or four times before you are satisfied with your writing.

It is very useful to ask another student or your teacher to help you revise
your work.

PROOF READING/EDITING
When you have revised a piece of writing for its content, you are
ready to check it for its accuracy This is called editing and
includes checking the ff:

1. Grammar
2. Spelling
3. Punctuation
4. Capitalization
1. GRAMMAR
English grammar covers a huge area and you cannot check for
everything separately the best idea is to concentrate forst on
verbs (tenses and forms)

2. SPELLING

When you read through your writing, you

may stop at words that don’t right.

4. CAPITALIZATION
Check that your sentences all start
3. PUNCTUATION with a capital letter.
When you are revising your writing, you should check to
make sure you have not written any run-on sentences or
sentence fragments.
 PROOF READING/DRAFTING

• Its not easy to check all these things together, so try

doing them one at a time.

• You can also change The order you check your writing
to suit yourself, but its best to work through the text
systematically.

PUBLISHING
• At this final stage of the writing
process, there is one last thing to
think about it.

• Once again, you have to consider

your audience