To make your writing more concise, take the following tips into consideration:
1. Unless you need to for emphasis or clarity, avoid repeating the same word twice in one sentence.
For example: When I was a child, my favorite teachers were the teachers who treated me like an adult. (those)
2. Two words with very similar meanings should not appear in the same sentence. Find another aspect to describe.
For example: She started acting strangely and weirdly after leaving the restaurant that day. (strangely and carelessly.)
3. Try to avoid using ‘there is’, ‘there are’, and ‘there were’ at the beginning of a sentence.
For example: There are many qualities of a good leader. (Good leaders have many qualities.)
4. Write clear sentences without too many extra words.
For example: The main reason why I don’t agree with this statement is because I have experienced this for myself. (I disagree with this statement because…)
For example: It is essential that measures are taken to avoid making a decision that we will later regret. (We must take measures to avoid….)