Hi all,
I've been revising and revising this book I'm writing (non-fiction travelogue) and trying to eliminate as many overused words as possible. It's really amazing how many times I used words such as, well, 'many'. After looking at the sentence for a little bit, I'm usually able to cut out the fat. Huzzah!
But the words 'although' and 'though' don't seem to be as flexible so to speak. I find it's either use one of those words, or use the word 'but'. There's really no other option because it's observing that a situation is at odds with another situation.
Does anyone else find this? Does a 75,000-word document necessarily have some words that are used quite a bit?
Thanks,
KW
I've been revising and revising this book I'm writing (non-fiction travelogue) and trying to eliminate as many overused words as possible. It's really amazing how many times I used words such as, well, 'many'. After looking at the sentence for a little bit, I'm usually able to cut out the fat. Huzzah!
But the words 'although' and 'though' don't seem to be as flexible so to speak. I find it's either use one of those words, or use the word 'but'. There's really no other option because it's observing that a situation is at odds with another situation.
Does anyone else find this? Does a 75,000-word document necessarily have some words that are used quite a bit?
Thanks,
KW