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Tighten This! Challenge Sentence 58 [writing/editing game]

How would you tighten this week's Challenge Sentence? "In this tutorial you’ll find a demonstration of techniques for eliminating preposition bloat through…" Continue reading → The post Tighten This!...

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Tighten This! Challenge Sentence 59 [writing/editing game]

How would you tighten this week's Challenge Sentence? "There remains a lot of confusion about what buyer personas are and aren’t and how…" Continue reading → The post Tighten This! Challenge Sentence...

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Tighten This! Challenge Sentence 60 [writing/editing game]

How would you tighten this week's Challenge Sentence? "The successful candidate will be the key leader and customer advocate working closely with…" Continue reading → The post Tighten This! Challenge...

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Ta Ta, Tighten This!

The final post in the Tighten This! game. Continue reading → The post Ta Ta, Tighten This! appeared first on Writing.Rocks .

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Enough

“Sir, I need to see your ticket,” the bus driver says. A young man, maybe in his early twenties, is walking toward the back of the bus, where I’m sitting… Continue reading → The post Enough appeared...

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Writers, How Much Should You Leave Unsaid?

I chopped off the first four paragraphs, massaged the middle, and refashioned and refashioned the ending—oh, how I wanted to say things there!—until nothing remained but what had happened. Continue...

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Tighten This! A Special Emergency One-Time-Only Revival Competition Edition

Special revival edition of the Tighten This! game. Continue reading → The post Tighten This! A Special Emergency One-Time-Only Revival Competition Edition appeared first on Writing.Rocks .

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“I Used to Be an Ex-Manager” and More Than over 1100+ Other Redundant Phrases

Dip in to this list anywhere, and give your inner editor’s funny bone a tickle. Take “hurriedly scurried.” Or “moral high horse.” Or “live studio audience.” “Old codgers.” “Old coots.” “Old fossils.”...

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Instantly Highlight (Almost All*) Be-Verbs in a Microsoft Word Doc

Try this easy macro to instantly highlight be-verbs in a Microsoft Word document. You don't have to know anything about macros or code. Continue reading → The post Instantly Highlight (Almost All*)...

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Instantly Find Long Sentences in Your Microsoft Word Docs

Try this easy macro to instantly find all your long sentences in a Microsoft Word document. You don't have to know anything about macros or code. Continue reading →

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