This is going to sound very boring, but you have to practice. A very old method is to purchase a first or second grade tablet, the type that little kids learn to write in. Actually get a very big pencil and practice making your writing in the lines, the height of the dotted line, and remember the rules of punctuation. Yes, it's boring and sounds stupid, but the eyes and the hands have to get coordinated, just like using the controls of your video game, right? So you have to practice with a pencil and paper the old fashioned way. Once your eyes and hands have the feel, then your writing will be very neat.
More neat, neater is not proper grammar.
Sorta..A regular teenager's writing.
Mechanical neatness means to make a report or technical writing concise and neat in appearance. It means having neat headings, sub-headings, and margins.
So that when you want a job your writing is neat enough. If you don't like it, tough luck, you won't get a job when older if you don't learn. In uni you have to write an application with neat writing in order to get the job.
It means he doesn't like you _______________________________________________ It means he likes your witting...
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If you would like to write neat just follow the old saying and "Practice! Practice! Practice!" because practice makes perfect and if you keep trying then you will finally achieve your task of writing neatly.
typewriters and word processors are both used to produce writing in a neat,mechanically produced
you can see the hand writing of an artist but if you don't the artist writing is beautiful and neat just like how they draw and the people the aren't artist, they write very bad and unneat writing,,,,,,,,
Mechanical neatness means that the technical writing is neat and concise in form. The margins, headings, and sub-headings have all been paid attention to.
i do not think there is a past tense of "neat"...."your room is very neat" (present tense) and "her room was very neat" (past tense)...same word.
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