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• The key here is how to make easy flowing documents.
• English writing that is easy to follow and to be comprehended with decent level of English.
• "Write in a way that comes naturally".
• Try to not explain too much.
• Do not join independent clauses with comma.
• Please omit needlessly words!
• I think the key here is to make all sentences as independent as possible.
• There is restrictive and non - restrictive sentence.
  • The restrictive sentence is a sentence that is come without sub clauses.
  • The non - restrictive sentence is a sentence that is come with sub clauses.
• Here are some examples of restrictive and non - restrictive sentence.
  • Restrictive sentence, "My cousin Bob is a talented harpist.".
  • Non - restrictive sentence, "Our oldest daughter, Mary, sings".
    • The sub clauses here is, "Mary".
    • Whereas the main clauses here is, "Our oldest daughter sings."
• When there is a sub clauses, separate it with a comma.
• Place a comma before a conjunction introducing an independent clause.
• So the pattern is like this, "[sub clause], [conjunction] [independent clause].".
• When the subject is the same for both clauses and is expressed only once, a comma is useful when the connective sentence it "but".
• So for above point do not use comma if the subjects for both clauses are the same and is not using "but".
• What is gerunds?