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  • The Scriptfella Program Preview,
• 11/10/2025

Ditch Your Adverbs

Don’t let “ly” words weaken your description. Ditch the adverbs in your script in favour of a strong verb.

This is a snippet from my screenwriting course The Scriptfella Program.

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