"Show, don't tell" is a literary technique in which sensory details are prioritised over plain exposition. Here are some tips that might be helpful to implement this technique while writing:
1. Try to include all five senses that the character may experience. However, keep in mind that some senses may not be as relevant in certain situations as in others.
2. Use dialogue as a way to tell the reader about the characters. This includes the kind of words used, use of long or short sentences and usage of slang words.
3. Avoid adverbs as they may often be distracting.
4. Don't overdo it. Sometimes too much details can be distracting.
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