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When a teacher assigns a narrative essay, you need to get your creative mind to work. Indeed, in such kind of essays you can explain your point of view about a subject, share something that has been on your mind or even dive into a memory. Your main goal is to write a captivating story, combining a great tale with enough expressive means to keep the reader interested or entertained. Often, your story can lead to a philosophical thought or morale.

Not everyone wants to become a writer and compose something, but still, sooner or later the assignment for creative writing will be given to us. People fear to complete it, since they believe to be non-creative. There are plenty of ways to open up your creative channels and hear some of them.

You must have stumbled upon texts that are flawless when it comes to grammar, but appear to be impossible to read. You can see sentences that are too long and unclear, hold unspecific information, vague facts and expressiveness where it is not suitable. Why can this happen? One of the reasons is that the author is not a native speaker, and the writing is influenced by the culture of a different country. For example, Italian people tend to use a lot of sophisticated words to show their level of education. Chinese articles may seem to lack concrete facts and contain some descriptions that might confuse an English-speaking reader. So, what are the tips to omit flaws of this kind?