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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
How on earth to you write a sound for yawning?
I'm writing a story, one of my characters just woke up, and they're yawning, but I don't want to write some thing like...
As Tiromu woke up, he yawned queitly, and found Akuma no where to be found.
Or...
Tiromu woke up, and yawned loudly, as he sat up, he couldn't see Akuma in the room anywhere, and panicked!
As Tiromu woke up, he yawned queitly, and found Akuma no where to be found.
Or...
Tiromu woke up, and yawned loudly, as he sat up, he couldn't see Akuma in the room anywhere, and panicked!
Top answer
Except for the 'n', I find the word yawn very nearly onomatopoetic as it is. no where nowhere
- Except for the 'n', I find the word yawn very nearly onomatopoetic as it is.
- no where nowhere
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Except for the 'n', I find the word yawn very nearly onomatopoetic as it is.
no where nowhere
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Let me aggregate the corrections:
As Tiromu woke up, he yawned quietly and realized that Akuma was nowhere to be found.
Tiromu woke up and yawned loudly. As he sat up, he couldn't see Akuma in the room anywhere and panicked!
As Tiromu woke up, he yawned quietly and realized that Akuma was nowhere to be found.
Tiromu woke up and yawned loudly. As he sat up, he couldn't see Akuma in the room anywhere and panicked!
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