30 Filler Words You Can Cut Out of Your Writing (Infographic)
Filler words are unnecessary words and phrases that clutter up your writing and make it harder to read. The aim when writing is to be concise and to the point, rather than vague and waffly – and it’s VERY bad news for certain adverbs. We’re talking about words like:
- just, only, really
- almost, slightly, seemed
- perhaps, maybe, simply, somehow
- absolutely, basically, actually
- sort of, kind of, a little
- very, pretty
and so on! Learn which filler words you can happily cut out of your written English with this helpful FREE infographic from eLearning Infographics.
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Source: www.grammarcheck.net
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