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Jul 10, 2006
Under which trait do you teach the "Show Don't Tell"
technique: "Ideas" or "Word Choice?" Or both? Thanks, Alta
Rose
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Terry
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JustAnn,
Do you think one could show and not tell, but not use the best word
choice for doing it? Also, could someone use some great word choices,
but still not give me a clear picture? To me, the second would be
harder to do, what do you think?
Terry
JustAnn,
Do you think one could show and not tell, but not use the best word
choice for doing it? Also, could someone use some great word choices,
but still not give me a clear picture? To me, the second would be
harder to do, what do you think?
Terry
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LOL, RD--I am reading the same book now too and thought of this
thread when I ran across Culham's lesson in the Ideas chapter
yesterday afternoon. Then I snuck ahead to the Word Choice chapter
to see if it's mentioned there as well--for Word Choice the lesson
Culham gives is "Painting a Picture with Words," ...See More