
WHAT IS FORMAL WRITING?
You may think that formal writing is to avoid slang, contractions, or involve a more complex sentence structure in your writing. Eventually, you are right, that is, but let me give you more details about formal writing.
Formal writing is an official form of communication with polished styles of communication used in a professional and academic setting, which are more structured and objective to deliver concise, clear, and logical information to the main audience. Further, we must have a clear understanding of formal academic and professional writing, including its characteristics, structure, and common types. Before tapping our chest to enjoy our writing, we should know the importance of clarity, precision, and citation in academic and business integrity.
HOW CAN WE WRITE FREE OF ERRORS?

We can write free of errors if we pay attention to our credibility, which should be the first piece of information to be embedded in our mind as a writer. When we are writing to any audience. Please Keep Calm and write, read, rewrite again, and reread again. After completing this process, our writing paper must delve into professional writing, not because we write and read many times, but because, when we do this process, we dive into complex sentence structure to clarify the information we want to share. We correct grammar and syntax by paying attention to subject-verb agreement, pronoun-antecedent agreement, and tense consistency, punctuation such as colons, semicolons, commas ... Furthermore, we must also use the academic or business diction of our degree or job field.

WHY WE NEED TO BE CLEAR AND CONCISE IN WRITING?
Are you writing for you ? If yes, this part is not for you. You can leave. If not, go ahead.
You probably have an audience and a purpose. Instead, a passion to write daily. Your audience has an educational background, which is one reason you might be clear and concise; do not waste their attention on your unclear imagination. Please be sure to be clear an conscise.
To end up, before taking your blank paper and pen or pencil to write, say these:
- I need to be formal in my writing.
- I must write free of errors and revise my draft as many time I can to organize my sentence structures and syntax.
- I will be clear and concise.
When you think about this, you are in the professional writing context. Formal writing, free of errors and clear and concise, builds professionalism and credibility for the author.

