The ideal sentence in the English language contains three words. Every word beyond that is an admission of defeat.

@schratze you admitted defeat.

@charlotte I did, yeah.

@schratze admitted defeat twice

@jacksonchen666 that is true

@naln1 it's not easy

@schratze Ideal sentence three. After that, defeat.

@navi good, thank you

@schratze baby shoes, worn

@schratze

Where's the bathroom?

@mycotropic first door right

Or as this article so beautifully put it:

"A convoluted, confused sentence is often the result of a writer not understanding the subject"

https://ifixit.com/News/117842/tips-on-writing-a-good-manual-and-how-not-to-do-it