How to Improve Your Grammar and Earn More BCH

There are many writers on #read.cash, but not many great writers. Great writers possess the ability to pick a topic in short order and spin an interesting story or narrative with clarity and proper grammar.

Introduction

At present, there are 72 thousand plus "writers" on read.cash, but the vast majority are inactive. For whatever reason, they do not participate in the platform and benefit from it nor do they contribute to its success. That is their prerogative, but as active writers, we should all strive to improve our grammar.

Those of us who are actively involved do contribute to the platform, and it is the good writers who desire to become better, even great, by learning and diligent application, as opposed to just raking in #BCH currency with sloppy work. These people consist of an even smaller group.

In short, there are several ways to improve one's grammar, and as a consequence, earn more #BCH. Let's get into it.

Proper grammar

Someone once quipped, "Before. B.e.f.o.r.e., not b4. We speak English. Not Bingo."

That anonymous quote cuts to the heart of the matter. It dissuades laziness, and a lot of laziness may be observed here on read.cash. I am not casting stones, but rather I am going to show you how to become a better writer, and in doing so, permit you to bring more credibility to this platform, as well as money in your digital/physical wallet or purse.

Fixing your grammar

There are several ways to improve your grammar, and that holds true for the most experienced writers, since we all make grammatical mistakes, but glaring and repetitive errors should not be tolerated by anybody who professes to be a writer.

The simplest way to go about improving your grammar is to use spellcheck. It's free! I really do not comprehend why people do not use it. If you are typing an article on this platform on your smartphone, you likely have spellcheck. If you do not, you're going to make several errors.

Another way to improve your grammar is to proofread your text and/or run it through #Word or #Pages. You may download either for free, even on your #smartphone. If you do not want to download either one (or both), you can go to the following link for a free spell and grammar check:

https://www.online-spellcheck.com/

Yet another way to improve your grammar is by reading voraciously. I'm talking at least a book or two per week. "But I don't have the time!" you argue. Understood. Been there. Done that. Have the tattered t-shirt. But you will never be a great writer or likely not even a good one, either. It's your choice; it's your money and reputation on the line.

At any rate, there is simply no excuse not to do any of these things mentioned above. Laziness begets downvotes and hence less #BCH. Additionally your sponsors may stop their monthly gift.

My experience

As a longtime writer, I have experienced the harsh reality of rejection from publishers and those in the film business. If anyone submits a spec screenplay and it contains more than four grammatical errors, the readers dump it in file 13 - the trash. There are no exceptions.

As a writer of other things, such as academic essays, website content, press releases, short stories, TV commercials, You Tube content and more, there is no room for error. I must deliver the best writing to my clients or lose them to a better writer.

Conclusion

I am on this platform daily, mostly writing, but always reading, and sometimes commenting. Quite frankly, I read the title and the intro of people's articles and immediately know whether I am going to click on it and read any further. You can trust that others do this as well, because they certainly do.

In other words, readers want clarity and proper grammar, and if you do not provide this, you are losing money, it's as simple and straightforward as that.

It is my desire to not only write good content and improve this free platform, but that you do as well. I truly wish you the best of success in your writing endeavors.