Sure, it seems a valid one. It might be regional? Until I looked it up, I hadn't realized myself how many different words there were for that kind of structure.
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Thank you very much for the feedback! This was pretty detailed, and I shall consider the information in the futureYour dialogue is fine.
It's generally sensible and easy enough to follow. Your use of color makes it especially easy to track, which is always appreciated for forum reading. You also don't explain everything, which is nice (like, the reason Nichole is sulking in her room seems known to the mom and Mr. Acosta, while not necessarily being known to me, unless I missed it). People in real life don't explain everything and it's worth following that example occasionally in writing too. I also enjoyed your use of dialogue to reveal setting detail, like the fact that our protagonist evidently has green fingernails and that means he's supposed to be superpowered; not something that's previously come up but made me sit up a bit and recheck for it.
If you're fishing for things to improve on, consider making some of the banter slightly less small talk. Not everything needs to be a serious conversation. But if dialogue in a story isn't revealing the setting or setting up the plot, it should generally be used to establish the character. You establish Nichole's personality early in that one conversation, and yet we've had more interaction with Mr. Acosta who I still don't feel like I have a handle on...which admittedly might be intentional.
You're doing good work so don't sweat it.
Thank you for your feedback as well!Ooo thank you for tag! And dialogue was good, it doesnโt seem forced. The colors are nice too since itโs easy to differentiate
Thank you very much!damn. all the good luck to you !!
Thank you very much.Good luck on the exams!