Hayley Milliman The Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines exposition as “a setting forth of the meaning or purpose”. You, young writer, begin writing a story. You have your characters, your setting, your plot – you can’t wait to paint a picture with your words. Caution, young writer! There is a simple truth to writing that must be […]
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Kathy Edens Published Nov 06, 2018 “What’s for dinner tonight?” he said. “What do you feel like fixing?” she said. “It’s not my turn to cook,” he said. “Yes, it is. It’s Friday. Friday is always your day,” she said. “No, Saturday is my day. Friday is your day,” he said. “Seriously? We’ve been together
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The Quick Answer What is the difference between past and passed? Passed is the past tense of to pass. For everything else, use past. Past or Passed? There is often confusion over the words passed and past. This confusion occurs most commonly with the following expressions: Passed away Passed a test Past a date Past sell by date Past caring Past