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So what I've seen lately is a challenge among the "Overwatch" gaming community called the "passive play" challenge. It's basically how it sounds. You play "Overwatch", whichever console is available to you by preference or otherwise, and you try to make a friend from the enemy players. You cannot fight or damage them (so I've heard...) and you cannot retaliate. Whatsoever.

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This is Grammer a Week, the periodic blog program-thing where I soapbox about a grammar subject I find interesting. You might, too! This week's installment is about the active and passive voice. You might have heard of this term before. Maybe your teacher told it to you, or maybe some well-meaning critic informed you that your entire story was written wrong. However you came to know this term, or even if you haven't, it's important to know how to use each voice and where.

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All right! Request time! Today's topic came from in a message from a reader, who expressed concern that some of their works had quite a bit of passive voice over active voice, and wanted to change that. So they were hoping I could offer a little advice on the matter.

I can, though it might not be the advice they expect.

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So, hello again, it's been well over a month since the last chapter of Bluebird, huh? I know someone asked about it in the comments section but the next chapter is on its way, as of writing it's been sent to the editor, who will take as much time as they need to look it over. Once they are happy with it, it'll be up.

To hold you over, I thought I'd make a few things clear to you all:

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Hey fellas!

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I hadn't noticed, but two days ago was my first FiMFiction anniversary. So, what did I accomplish in this whole year I've been here?

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So, I decided “why not” and started a Ko-Fi page. I figure it can’t do any harm. It’s completely voluntary, and I might as well be making a passive income.

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I'm going through and adding content warnings to a bunch of my stories because a certain author's blurring the line between fantasy and reality made me feel crawly.

Thanks a lot.

Fiction is a safe space, but keep the transgressive stuff in your heads, people.

If you ask someone a yes/no question like "Want to go see Rogue One?" and they answer with something like "I had to wake up at 330 to go to work", then you can make a few assumptions.

1. They're passive aggressive
2. They're a fucking moron.
3. They can't use their big boy words to just say no like an adult.

Of course my reply was "Good for you, so you beat traffic!"

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Part 1: Magic and Science
Part 2: Sentences, Phrases, and Clauses
Part 3: Phrase Functions and Parse

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So, after I checked into "Letters to Cozy Glow" yesterday while writing the next letter/chapter, my eyes fell on the short description and I discovered a small error in it. Small, as in, only one word was wrong. But it made the sentence sound very stupid and gave a wrong idea of what it says.
I went and fixed it, then read through the long description to make sure there isn't a similar error. I found one and it sounded similarly stupid and I fixed that one as well.

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