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WRITING OBSTACLE
Write a short story or paragraph in passive voice only.
The passive voice places emphasis on the thing rather than the person doing the thing: e.g. “The book was read” rather than “She read the book”.
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Rain droplets crashed against his face.
“ Why did you bring me here?”
The hooded figure looked up. They gazed into each others eyes.
“ I figured I would get you as close to heaven as I could. Before I sent you to hell.”
They were miles in the air. On top of the tallest building of Silicon City. A beaming metropolis of tomorrow. The stranger stood up and looked out onto the city. The bustling li...
Subject 31, gender: 2nd variety; weight: 2.3 purze; age: post pubescent
It pretends to sleep. How strange these creatures are? So different from us, weird and grotesque, their tiny eyes and stubby appendages. Dr. Curos house Le says they are primitives, merely reactive creatures. But to pretend is to have awareness of self and others. My house Cru is low borne but we know what we do not know. It...
Seeds had been thrown onto the floor, dispersed by a hand wrinkled with age.
Laces had been tied. A double knot—secure. Yet, as the soles crunched the gravel, a frayed tie had come loose. It dragged along behind, snaking in the dirt, and the once-white lace had been transformed, wiggling into a yellow-dusted worm.
Wings of black silk had flapped excitedly at the sight as the scattering of ari...
The door was opened by a scaled hand, and a bag of treasure was thrown inside. All the gold, pearls, and gems held by the bag were strewn about the ground by the sea monster’s careless toss. A chair was pulled out from under the table, and it was sat in by the sea monster. The monster’s tail was curled through the legs of the chair as its fingers were drummed on the table. Its dinner was anxiously...
He looked around the coffee shop. Where was he? David wasn’t the type to be late, certainly not when meeting his old best friend. It had felt like years since Jack had seen his childhood friend. In reality, it had only been the day before but everything had been so frantic in their lives. Jack heard the ring from the door and looked up to see his best friend stumbling in....
The letter was finally ripped open. It had been like a beacon on the sideboard since it was put there along with the others that morning. The longer it sat there the more of a presence it seemed to have. It was now like the hole that the others were creating in the house was now getting bigger. It felt like that one extra letter was going to have the house crumbling down. It was time to take contr...
The cake was eaten, I waited all day and worked my bum off knowing I was going to eat the cake. cheeky sod ate the cake. Worked hard baking the cake knowing that the cake would be there waiting but no no no the cake was eaten. All I see is crumbs and the knife that was used to cut the cake. I’m going to take this knife and find the sod....
The clothes were washed. They were hung up but not by her. The clothes were folded rather neatly. Again, not by her. They were put in a drawer ever so organized but not by her. No one knew who did it, since she lived alone. They were put in the hamper but not by her. What was done by her? No one knew! The bed was slept in by her. It was the only thing, done by her....
She kept overthinking about everything she had done. Her body, heart, and soul felt depressed yet so dull. She knew she was a disgusting, worthless human being, and rightfully so. She had so many flashing images in her head of everything that she had done.
She had finally come to the realization that she was not meant to be in this world. She did not deserve to. All she caused was harm, damage, h...
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