When I say that I want you to use vivid verbs and adjectives in your writing, what do you think that means? Why would I want you to do this? Just try and make a sample or something like that.

You would tell me to use vivid verbs and adjectives in my writing to make it more interesting, specific, and abstract.  Writing with less adjectives and descriptive words is boring, while writing with expressive words and more adjectives is more interesting and enjoyable to read.

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Ok, I use this a lot in my fanfics, so let me try and explain it:

Using vivid words, such as verbs, can help the reader really picture the image and feel like they're there with the characters. For example, instead of simply stating, "She ran from the big dog," try, "She sprinted down the path, the large dog gaining on her, it's eyes savage." The second example provides both a vivid description of the dog and a better image of what's happening, while the first example just gives us a rough idea of what's going on. (Hope this helps! ^^)

Hannah is a 19-year-old college freshman who suffers from epilepsy, asthma, and depression. On the verge of her theatrical debut in a university play, she collapses on stage. Hannah meets with her parents and a doctor, who quotes passages from her journal that she has been feeling lost and unwanted.

Starring: Rachel Hendrix; Jason Burkey; Jasmi...

Release date: October 28, 2011

Produced by: Dan Atchison; Justin Tolley; Jon ...

Distributed by: Provident Films; Samuel Goldw...

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