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This tag should be used for questions that deal with a consistent style in your writing, such as when asking about typical ways to introduce a certain aspect to your reader by showing-telling or if you are concerned that your readers might feel that a change in the point of view might be perceived as inconcsistency.
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How to list concepts and tie them in together?
The green pieces of paper folded up in your pocket, the balance in your checking account, your mortgage, and that time you paid for dinner with your friend and she said that the next time is on her …
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Should I use contractions on a non-fiction work? [duplicate]
It is many things, as we’ll see in Chapter TBD, but at its heart, it is just software.
I heard it was bad to use contractions, but it seems a bit wordy to say: as we will see.
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