Well, first and foremost, I had to do an exam in my target language that had a hand-written essay section, so practicing was pretty crucial there in order to get my wpm up.
Even beyond that, though, I do find writing helps for conjugations and declensions, for sure. And also, I think, with general written expression. Part of my issue is that my spelling is quite bad and I'm not good at revising. Handwriting means that I can't rely on spellcheck & so have to actually go back through and check my errors.
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Date: 2024-04-24 05:45 pm (UTC)Even beyond that, though, I do find writing helps for conjugations and declensions, for sure. And also, I think, with general written expression. Part of my issue is that my spelling is quite bad and I'm not good at revising. Handwriting means that I can't rely on spellcheck & so have to actually go back through and check my errors.