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Check out this list of powerful verbs! I love it and am always looking for action verbs to propel my writing to new heights. Just click the link below to read the post. Enjoy! ❤
Good writing is about well-chosen nouns and powerful verbs, not adjectives and adverbs. What constitutes a tired verb? Here’s what to look for:
Source: 195 Powerful Verbs That’ll Instantly Spice Up Your Writing
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That’s great!!! I always need new words. I have been having difficulties finding good alternatives for the word “fun” and the word “interesting” lately. There’s lots of synonyms for them, but none of them really work for informal language.
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I agree. When I’m writing I like to have a list like this to refer to. I hate saying the same thing over and over. ❤
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Absolutely 🙂
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Great share, Colleen 😊
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Thanks, Erika. I’ve been following this blog for a bit. There is always something useful. ❤
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Obviously! Very good!
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Reblogged this on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog.
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I checked the article, very informative. Thanks.
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You’re welcome. 😀
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Hi Colleen I nominated you for REAL NEAT BLOG AWARD
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Sorry friend. I don’t do blog awards. I appreciate you thinking of me .❤️
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Your welcome, thanks for replying.
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Thanks, I enjoy your posts.
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Thanks I enjoy reading your posts.
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Thanks I enjoy reading your posts.
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Great article, thanks.
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You’re welcome. I like to share the good stuff. 😀
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Reblogged this on When Angels Fly.
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Thanks for sharing 😘❤️
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Welcome!
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Fantastic! Thanks for sharing, Colleen ♥♥
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You’re welcome. ❤️
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A fantastic share! Thanks, Colleen. 🙂
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Most welcome. ❤️
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Reblogged this on M J Mallon Author and commented:
Powerful verbs to use in your writing reblog from Colleen Chesebro Source: Jerry Jenkins.
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Thanks for sharing, MJ ❤️
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Welcome Colleen. 🙂
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Leap.. crackle.. stroll… so many great word choices on that post you link to! I am getting better at going from passive to active voice but it hasn’t been an overnight process! Thanks for the great writing resource!
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You’re welcome. I’m the same. Action verbs are fabulous and make your writing come alive! ❤️
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Thanks for this helpful information, Colleen. 🙂 — Suzanne
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You’re very welcome. ❤
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Thanks for sharing this helpful resource, Colleen.
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You are so welcome. I am always on the look- out for verbs. 😀
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A fantastic list. Thanks for sharing, Colleen! Hugs.
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You are so welcome. ❤️
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