My problem is indeed that I do it too often, which could be related to just my general cadence and the way I talk --similar to the problem of my overuse of the double hyphen as an aside. It's a great writing technique, and fits in well with my behaviours, but ohman do I use it all the time.
Sometimes when I try to rewrite, I am unable to get the cadence back, so I leave it in. It's just a thing to be wary of, especially as I am slowly having to write more academic papers.
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on 2010-12-09 01:37 am (UTC)Sometimes when I try to rewrite, I am unable to get the cadence back, so I leave it in. It's just a thing to be wary of, especially as I am slowly having to write more academic papers.
~Sor