Writing

Voltaire once said: “Writing is the painting of the voice“. Quite the brilliant man that Voltaire fellow! In previous posts, we’ve mostly talked about listening and reading methods. These two aspects of language learning are all about receiving information; the material is already created and you are simply taking it...

Writing is one of the most important exercises related to language learning and a very effective way of converting passive vocabulary to active. Other benefits include its ability to polish the learner’s grammar, particularly when you have the opportunity to have your writing corrected. And, as a creative activity, the process can be rather enjoyable. School, again, often gets in the way when it comes... Keep Reading...

An article that argues that a good way to become proficient in a foreign language is to practise writing in it.

No matter your language or skill level, you can improve foreign language writing skills right now! Don't put this off anymore.

Looking for writing resources for language learning? Writing can play an important role in your language learning. Find out what to use in this post.

Reading, writing, speaking and listening. Improve each of these basic language skills a little every day, and you’ll learn a new language.

Here are ten solid reasons why learning another language will help you improve your copywriting.

The importance of writing in language learningOne of the major difficulties in learning a second language is living in a linguistic context that is extraneous to the language you want to learn.

Writing can certainly help, it is a matter of priorities and needs. Want to make a breakthrough in your language? Learn with LingQ. Choose from thousands of ...

Thanks for the A2A, Souhail. Yes, writing does help in language learning. In fact, it helps in two different ways.

A research grant report submitted to the Center for Interdisciplinary Studies of Writing

Journal of Second Language Writing

So, I'm learning Spanish and need to practice writing (specifically the tenses Preterito Imperfecto and Indefinido) so that I can think faster and translate less when listening and reading, as well as retain vocabulary due to context.

Editor - Rosa M. Manchón | University of Murcia

In learning a language, we follow the advice that practice makes perfect, and patience is a helpful virtue.