Practice Value

As writing is an art, it requires practice to become the editor's ductile expressive medium and to lead him towards that a certain domain called "perfection" (a goal that can only be reached with the relativity of the human, not with a limit of fullness).
If most writers, in all ages, have repeatedly edited their originals — some, like Flaubert, are famous for their perfectist persistence — what left to ordinary copywriters, who often write in the middle of other tasks, without professionalism, and are not always quick to find the best ways expressive? .
For those interested in acquiring ease, we recommend carrying out exercises circumscribed by objectives, such as those indicated below.
In the exercise we follow this system: in each topic we solve some exercises, as examples, and at the end we give others for the interested party to carry out. We recommend applying the practice in other texts, with useful content for the editor.