Five simple techniques to make written English easy for your readers. You can express even the most complex ideas using these techniques. Use them when writing anything.
| Module 1 | What is plain language | |
|---|---|---|
| Unit 1 | Preparing to learn ‘Plain language techniques’ – Preview | |
| Unit 2 | Plain vs not so plain | |
| Unit 3 | Why we need plain language | |
| Module 2 | Familiar, simple words | |
| Unit 1 | Word choice | |
| Unit 2 | Conditional statements | |
| Unit 3 | Don’t use too many words | |
| Module 3 | Active voice | |
| Unit 1 | What is the active voice and why do we use it | |
| Unit 2 | Some examples of active voice | |
| Module 4 | Verbs not nouns | |
| Unit 1 | Simple, powerful, action words | |
| Unit 2 | Writing with verbs examples | |
| Module 5 | Simple sentences | |
| Unit 1 | One thought, one sentence | |
| Unit 2 | Some other ideas about writing sentences | |
| Module 6 | Conversational style | |
| Unit 1 | Writing to people | |
| Module 7 | Review and cashback program | |
| Unit 0 | Reviewing ‘Plain language techniques’ | |
| Unit 0 | Like to join our cashback program? |