Explain with verbs

- [one should drink alcoholic beverages](/en/one%20should%20drink%20alcoholic%20beverages) (example by [Jiro Kawakita](/en/Jiro%20Kawakita))
    - [obsession with the nominative form](/en/obsession%20with%20the%20nominative%20form)
        - [verb form rather than noun form](/en/verb%20form%20rather%20than%20noun%20form)

• [/kidaaam-92022284/sentences rot from adjectives](https://scrapbox.io/kidaaam-92022284/sentences rot from adjectives)

  • I understand the temptation to add i-adjective to make the statement richer. But the more you do it, the more counterproductive it becomes.

    • Sentences rot from adjectives.
• [/kidaaam-92022284/ always looking for ways to strike the heart in the shortest distance](https://scrapbox.io/kidaaam-92022284/ always looking for ways to strike the heart in the shortest distance).

  • When writing, you should consciously reduce the number of "adjectives and adverbs" and use verb to describe

I'm not talking about the form of expression, like whether or not to use verbs when writing a sentence, but rather the part before that, "Focus on specific actions." - concrete - action - (a) look

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