Good luck on your journey, Mayhem. It isn't easy, especially if English is your second language. Some generic tips:
1) Write every day.
2) Write quickly and finish your story. Then edit.
3) Use short words, short sentences. When you get more experience, you can expand your writing style.
4) Focus solely on your writing. Use a computer that isn't connected online.
5) To write great you have to read great writing.
The most important thing to do is write often; topic not important. I used to write quick recaps of baseball games, describing the action as simply as possible. I would then compare it with the beat writer's story. My story was the test, and the beat writer's story was the answer key. It was a great way to learn the basics, for me at least.
1) Write every day.
2) Write quickly and finish your story. Then edit.
3) Use short words, short sentences. When you get more experience, you can expand your writing style.
4) Focus solely on your writing. Use a computer that isn't connected online.
5) To write great you have to read great writing.
The most important thing to do is write often; topic not important. I used to write quick recaps of baseball games, describing the action as simply as possible. I would then compare it with the beat writer's story. My story was the test, and the beat writer's story was the answer key. It was a great way to learn the basics, for me at least.