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Dementrius wrote:...17...Remove instances of "will" (no future tense), "that" (as in "he knows that such and such"), and prepositional phrases, replacing them instead with more active and descriptive verbs.
Good luck!
Thanks for the tips! One "will" and two "that"'s removed. My submission is a passive-free zone.

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yoda8myhead wrote:Thanks for the tips! One "will" and two "that"'s removed. My submission is a passive-free zone.Dementrius wrote:...17...Remove instances of "will" (no future tense), "that" (as in "he knows that such and such"), and prepositional phrases, replacing them instead with more active and descriptive verbs.
Good luck!
Just spent the last weekend working with my wife's Master's Thesis and I can not tell you how often I scribbled red ink over the use of "will" and "that"(at least 6 times per page). Because of this, she is not very happy with me at the moment. My intentions were good but this has led me to rethink the way I edit her work.
As I see it, I have 3 options in my current situation...
Logically speaking,(I can be right) OR (I can be happy) OR (I can be wrong and unhappy.) Tough choice but I am not going with option 3.
Good luck to all on the open call!

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If I hadn't spent a ridiculous amount of time coming up with a title I was satisfied with, I might have had more than four minutes to spare in submitting my proposal! Oh well, at least I had seven words to spare :).
"Josh, do you accept large cash bribes?". There, nicely rounded up to 750 words for you.