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Vary how sentences end — a daily writing exercise

The same ending three times in a row puts readers to sleep.

How it works

Vary how sentences end

The checker tells you while you type.

When excuses keep creeping in

Cut every “well, but”. The sentence stands up straight without them.

When sentences run long

Cut at the conjunction. Where “and” or “so” appears, a period belongs.

Try it on today's prompt →

Other drills

Every sentence under 12 wordsNo 'and' or 'so'No 'thing'Include one numberOpen in 5 words or fewerNo 'very', 'really', 'so'Finish in 6 sentencesOnly words a child knows