Watch the use of would. The helping verb refers to usual action. Once you make it clear that you refer to something that’s frequent, you don’t need to use it again.
Cec Murpheys Writer to Writer: Common Problems Part 44 of 50.
Cec Murpheys Writer to Writer: Common Problems Part 40 of 50
Avoid starting sentences with “it was” or “there was.”
Cec Murpheys Writer to Writer: Common Problems Part 40 of 50.
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Editorial Feedback – Not Just Static
by Tamela Hancock Murray As Steve Laube pointed out the other day in his post The Stages of Editorial Grief receiving a tough edit can make a writer
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Top 10 Mistakes New Fiction Writers Make – Part 1 article by Suzanne Hartmann on AuthorsDen
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30 Archaic Adjectives and Adverbs
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10 Common Misconceptions of the Wannabe
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10 Experiential Writing Prompts – Write
10 Experiential Writing Prompts – Write about what you know — that’s one of the fundamental nuggets of wisdom for w… http://ow.ly/1hoqWX
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25 Subordinating Conjunctions – If you’r
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