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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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have or follow a storyline
Does follow a storyline or have a storyline make any sense? Which is correct?
This short story doesn't seem to follow a storyline.
This short story doesn't seem to have a storyline.
This short story doesn't seem to follow a storyline.
This short story doesn't seem to have a storyline.
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Hi Both are fine and I can't think of any difference between them - This story is just a selection of your thoughts without any order. You need to think out a beginning, middle and end: give it a storyline Dave
- Hi Both are fine and I can't think of any difference between them - This story is just a selection of your thoughts without any order.
- You need to think out a beginning, middle and end: give it a storyline Dave
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Hi
Both are fine and I can't think of any difference between them
- This story is just a selection of your thoughts without any order. You need to think out a beginning, middle and end: give it a storyline
Dave
Both are fine and I can't think of any difference between them
- This story is just a selection of your thoughts without any order. You need to think out a beginning, middle and end: give it a storyline
Dave
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