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128 Cool Ways to Replace the Word “Very”

Date: December 31, 2016Author: The Mad Scribbler 1 Comment

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I'm an unpublished author focused on Middle Grade and Young Adult fiction. I dabble in writing and illustrating children's picture books. As a university senior student I've pursued Creative Writing for four years. I hope to join the publishing industry after graduation. My online presence is named The Mad Scribbler, in reference to the fast paced scribbles one writes when hit by inspiration. TheMadScribbler sites act as archives for writing tools and English advice. Writers of all genres and methods are welcome to peruse the material. I also provide reviews of online literature I find fantastic so others may enjoy them. As an unpublished writer who appreciates all kinds of writing, I welcome anyone to message me about beta reading, editing, or just to start a conversation. View all posts by The Mad Scribbler

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  1. Arrowhead Freelance and Publishing says:
    January 5, 2017 at 12:39 am

    a “very” helpful chart. Thanks for sharing!

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