Thank you to all who entered and all who voted. :) So many brilliant interpretations of "Marching". Here are the Results!
Equal First Place with 6 points:
“Let me clue you in: it comes between February and April, and you’re gonna do it up and...
Thank you for posting this and starting this discussion. I'm not sure where you got these from but to me they sound almost like they were written by AI -- like cheesy stock descriptions with a modifier that is very telly. Why describe only to...
Thank you to all who entered and all who voted. :) So many brilliant interpretations of "Marching". Here are the Results!
Equal First Place with 6 points:
“Let me clue you in: it comes between February and April, and you’re gonna do it up and...
Thank you to all who entered and all who voted. :) So many brilliant interpretations of "Marching". Here are the Results!
Equal First Place with 6 points:
“Let me clue you in: it comes between February and April, and you’re gonna do it up and...
Thank you to all who entered and all who voted. :) So many brilliant interpretations of "Marching". Here are the Results!
Equal First Place with 6 points:
“Let me clue you in: it comes between February and April, and you’re gonna do it up and...
Just watched the video on using prefixes so I've had to change my prefix from "NEWS" to "FANARE".
I haven't blogged for a while now because I have been up to my eye-balls doing this:
Thank you for posting this and starting this discussion. I'm not sure where you got these from but to me they sound almost like they were written by AI -- like cheesy stock descriptions with a modifier that is very telly. Why describe only to...
Thank you for posting this and starting this discussion. I'm not sure where you got these from but to me they sound almost like they were written by AI -- like cheesy stock descriptions with a modifier that is very telly. Why describe only to...
I feel the same as you. Quite a few of them have a 'Tell' clause, as if the reader can't work out the meaning of the action for themselves.
e..g. Her fingers drummed a steady rhythm on the tabletop, betraying her growing impatience.
There are...
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