Sentence Variation
For example, do you write many short sentences? If so, combine them.
Many short sentences:
I enjoy sports. I enjoy playing them with my friends. I watch many sports with my friends. Football is my favorite sport. The Denver Broncos are my favorite team.
Some possible combinations:
I enjoy both playing and watching them with my friends. Football is my favorite sport, and the Denver Broncos are my favorite team.
If many of your sentences are longer, a short sentence can provide emphasis for important points.
When students graduate college with large student loan debt, they struggle to succeed. For example, they may be required to work several jobs, which interferes with their family life. Or they may need to begin working quickly, and this may limit their options. However, the biggest problem is that the new graduates with high loan debt must spend much of their income repaying the loans and are unable to contribute significantly to the economy. We must lower college tuition.
These are just a few examples to consider. Remember, there are many different methods for adding variety to your syntax. If you’re unsure how to do this, ask your instructor. Additionally, the following link provides numerous examples of varied syntax:
Sentence Variation