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2cool2hear Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Monotony writing question
Do you know of any good articles on how to avoid monotony in writing?
Many thanks in advance.
Many thanks in advance.
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No, I don't, but I'm sure you can find some on-line. If you consider the meaning of "monotony", though, you may not need an article. Maybe all you need is common sense.
- No, I don't, but I'm sure you can find some on-line.
- If you consider the meaning of "monotony", though, you may not need an article.
- Maybe all you need is common sense.
- Monotony is created through repetition.
- Consider the various aspects of writing — words, phrases, sentences, paragraphs — and the length and complexity of each of these.
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No, I don't, but I'm sure you can find some on-line.
If you consider the meaning of "monotony", though, you may not need an article. Maybe all you need is common sense. Monotony is created through repetition. Consider the various aspects of writing — words, phrases, sentences, paragraphs — and the length and complexity of each of these. Proofread your writing for too much repetition o
If you consider the meaning of "monotony", though, you may not need an article. Maybe all you need is common sense. Monotony is created through repetition. Consider the various aspects of writing — words, phrases, sentences, paragraphs — and the length and complexity of each of these. Proofread your writing for too much repetition o
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I was looking for ideas or techniques that I wouldn't have thought of using. Until recently, I didn't know about writing in monotony sentences (mind you I've been deaf my whole life, I had to learn through reading and practicing while you hearing people are fortunate to get bombarded by TV, radio, other people's conversations, etc., constantly), so I had to post a question where I hope to find an
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