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I'm sort of stuck in a pattern where in the prose I write sentences that start only one of three ways.
I have this problem where I overuse prepositional phrases because I want to avoid the monotony of "The" or "Pronoun/Name" at the start of all my sentences.
Are there ways to vary it up more? How can I structure my sentences to avoid overuse?
- The noun verbs things.
- Pronoun/Character name verbs stuff.
- Dependent clause, [noun] [verb], such as "If it wasn't for that horse, I wouldn't have went to college."
I have this problem where I overuse prepositional phrases because I want to avoid the monotony of "The" or "Pronoun/Name" at the start of all my sentences.
Are there ways to vary it up more? How can I structure my sentences to avoid overuse?
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