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Heather Brown's detailed writing rule
Rule:
Always use the correct sentence detail.
Avoid vague or lengthy descriptions and sentences.
Example Vague:
Don’t use bad sentences.
Example Lengthy:
When writing, avoid at all costs, both indistinct and overzealous detail in your sentences.
Why it’s important:
Readers need information and description, but as a writer sometimes it’s easy to provide not enough, or way too much. Uniformed, or over the top writings are hard for a reader to read and comprehend.
Always use the correct sentence detail.
Avoid vague or lengthy descriptions and sentences.
Example Vague:
Don’t use bad sentences.
Example Lengthy:
When writing, avoid at all costs, both indistinct and overzealous detail in your sentences.
Why it’s important:
Readers need information and description, but as a writer sometimes it’s easy to provide not enough, or way too much. Uniformed, or over the top writings are hard for a reader to read and comprehend.
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