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This tag should be used for questions about choosing the right words for the context of your writing. Questions about etymology and grammar are off-topic.
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Using filler words like 'So', 'Anyway'
You could have arguments on either side about this idea.
Some people will argue that using these words, as you say, will give the writing a more conversational style and make the audience feel more co …
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How to make a mimicking character believable
I think that one of the important things about a character like this is that there has to be some kind of consistency. You can have the wild mood-swings depending on who he is interacting with, but I …
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