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Writing Exercise
Depict a crowded scene (a sporting event, a park, a city sidewalk, a school lunchroom, etc.). Write as descriptively as you can, but with one stipulation: You can’t use adjectives or adverbs. Make nouns and verbs carry the freight.
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Kenneth Padgett and Shay Gregorie are the founders of Wolfbane Books. They are also co-authors of the Story of God trilogy of picture books, beautifully illustrated by Aedan Peterson—The Story
Last week I discussed the first four of nine rules for commas. This week we’ll cover rules five through nine. By way of review, here are the nine rules: Comma
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