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After hearing that you shouldn't use them for so many years, the "rule" has been branded into my mind. Which only means that I'm aware of them.
I do use them, occationally. When revising, if I come across one, I make sure it fits and that it can't be replaced with a better word.
I look at all the "rules" in writing more of a guideline. Do what works for you.
I agree...do what works for you...there is something to that whole "rules are meant to be broken" argument at times!
ReplyDeleteSetting the scene, enlivening the action, delivering the emotion...words serve these purposes, I think.
ReplyDelete'What works for you' is absolutely right - well said, Toni.
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