3 Tips to Cure Passive Voice in Stories

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[BruceHurley]

This is great advice. I've seen a couple of these shorts on passive voice and I know you're limited for time, but an example would be super helpful!

[antoniotarantini]

As an Italian student, I was never asked to write a personal story whitout using "I". By the way, thank you for your amazing shorts, they give me confidence before a public speaking.😁

[treyschneider]

Hello! I don't often comment, but I wanted to share my experience with watching this short so that hopefully it can help in the future!

I was swiping through shorts in my subscription feed, and I stopped to watch this one. After the first point, the screen quickly flashed dark, and I thought that was the end of the short. Thinking that it was looping to replay, I instinctively swiped to the next short. As I was moving to the next short, I heard you start your next point, so I swiped back up to watch the full short. I noticed that these cuts occurred between your points, and I wanted to suggest using smooth visual transitions instead of that type of cut, so that people don't swipe away early like I did. You make great content and I don't want other people to miss out.

Thanks for making helpful content, and keep up the good work!