/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.9497800]

>author uses an adverb

[Anonymous No.9497810]

>>9497800
>author uses a noun

[Anonymous No.9497817]

>>9497800
What's an adverb?

[Anonymous No.9497821]

>>9497817
>'Big' is a verb.
>'Bigly' is an adverb.

[Anonymous No.9497822]

>author writes prose

[Anonymous No.9497830]

>>9497822
>2017
>author who writes

[Anonymous No.9497834]

>>9497821
>yfw bigly is actually a word

[Anonymous No.9497837]

>>9497817
Rename that .jpg to fitinanutshell.jpg

[Anonymous No.9497838]

>>9497821
>'Big' is a verb.

[Anonymous No.9497844]

>>9497838
To "go big" is a thing.

[Anonymous No.9497850]

>>9497844
But there the verb is still the "go".

[Anonymous No.9497851]

>>9497844
dang chang

[Anonymous No.9497862]

>>9497850
Big up then

[Anonymous No.9497873]

>author describes the room

[Anonymous No.9497874]

>>9497850
Big in that context is also a verb.

[Anonymous No.9498112]

>author gives a character a hot literary take that they themselves obviously have

[Anonymous No.9498137]

>>9497800
It's interesting to note that adverbs and anything resembling adverbs is altogether missing from the Chinese classics. Were the ancient Chinese the most /lit/?

[Anonymous No.9498143]

when did adverbs go out of style? when virginia woolf when way overboard and hemingway made his shit?

[Anonymous No.9498153]

>>9498137
No, you're only /lit/ if you have the chance to use them but choose not to

[Anonymous No.9498156]

>>9497874
No it isn't.

[Anonymous No.9498193]

>>9498156
You clearly don't know what "go big" means.

[Anonymous No.9498203]

>author does books

[Anonymous No.9498207]

>>9498193
I do, but the "big" is still just describing how you're going.

[Anonymous No.9498208]

>>9498193
If you were going to "go insane," "insane" still wouldn't be a fucking verb you moron

[Anonymous No.9498225]

>>9498203
>it's a "everything is a text" episode

[Anonymous No.9498254]

>>9498207
It isn't.

>>9498208
If you "go fight" it's a verb.
That is how you should see "go big".

[Anonymous No.9498257]

>>9498254
I don't know how you did it, but you strung me along pretty damn well

Good bait, anon

[Anonymous No.9498259]

>>9497844
that superbowl is cuter than the girl

[Anonymous No.9498262]

>>9498257

[Anonymous No.9498318]

>>9497800
I used to think this, but Joyce has me comvinced that they can be very useful and create beautiful writing.

[Anonymous No.9498335]

This is why I've never gotten past 20 pages of The Great Gatsby

[Anonymous No.9498922]

Adverbs didn't go out of use. Maybe with Americans, but the rest of the world is fine.

Americans seem to think that

> come quick
> drive fast
> I'm good

are acceptable English, for some reason.

[Anonymous No.9499075]

>>9498153
Adverbs eventually appeared in the Chinese language soon after the classics had been written. I think it's likely they were just being consciously avoided in the polished register, but we'll never know.

[Anonymous No.9499117]

see who walks there its little sheepdog rowdy with his 4 little paws and some fure and such things on his body in his mouth is bone and bbone is tasty so say rowdy. In his mind rowdy is happy dog and he starts rolling himself on gras where also many ants live but also other insects who walk casually round the world and occasionally get eaten or EAT THEMSELF and thus rowdy was still a happy dog for nature wen it's way with Rowdy doing his deed in rolling and eating and barkingoccasionally at strangers across the land for example when the sun goes down and Langusthine waks past the fence rowdy goes realy wild and bakrs with implicit pleasure though in explicit content with ferocious hostility and threat of supreme danger of physical well being for passerby langusthine. Langusthine would then fix his eyes on rowdy and attempt to communicate unabashed self-assuredne. he would concentrate on not emitting any fearmolcules so that rowdy would ne impressed by just how brave Langusthine was. He thought that dog impresonated masculinity. Then dog got bored and raw away down te hill towards the sea. Fish were doing skatebboard tricks on the waves and rowdy ate the whole crew for breakfast. He collected the 5 skateboardss and put them into the trash can because his owner was very conscious of ecological catastrophy and skateboards had unhealthy parts in them. Rowdy wondered why the fish wold do skateboard tricks on waves when they could do for example 1000 360 spins in the water without any problems or just swim down very fastly towards the ground rowd was thinking oin this question and then got ver tired but as he got tired a seagull named choboca got after him and picked him on his earz and said to him: hello rowdy how are you and then she icked with her mouth on his ears and rowdy would open his eyes and then start to look at her and say bark bark. it was not what the seagul chocoba had planned but she was known among friends for versatility and adaptability. Thus she replanned? she said to herself: RELAX CHOCOBA RELAX you may have miscalculated once but you will surely not miscalculate twice. Rowdy may not be able to talk, here was your grave mistake when laying out the plan originally, but he may still be able to express his feelings by writing words into the sand. filled with bravado and feeling chills of succesfulness (in future) the gull wrote: hello rowdy how are you into the sand. With it's mouth it took 7 minutes and 42 seconds and when the gull was finished rowdy started to run up the hills again because he was bored and also hungry bu the didn't like gull so he ran up the hills and chhocoba cried sadly and thought that maybe i'm versatile and flexible but i'm not good at talking to dogs it seems so what use is an allrounderish set of abilitys if it doesn't allow me to pursuemy carefully constructed plans. having thought these thoughts the gull flew into the sky and then still higher and when it reached it there was heaven with god it was die

[Anonymous No.9499121]

>>9498335
The great Gatsby is beautifully written.

[Anonymous No.9499124]

>>9499121
It really really isn't

[Anonymous No.9499125]

>>9499124
It really really is.

[Anonymous No.9499127]

>>9497800
>President uses an adverb

[Anonymous No.9499158]

>>9497838
what? you never bigged?

[Anonymous No.9499165]

>protag is a beta low-test loser who gets the girl

[Anonymous No.9499245]

>protag has a random mental illness

[Anonymous No.9499256]

>>9498922
Gentle reminder that America decides the course of the English language, not the rest of the world

[Anonymous No.9499660]

>>9497800
>author uses an adlib

[Anonymous No.9499959]

>>9499660
>author uses a dablib

[Anonymous No.9500555]

>>9499117
Holy... I want more

[Anonymous No.9500561]

>>9499959
>author of madlib

[Anonymous No.9500574]

>>9498257
It's a verbal phrase. "Go big" is a verb.

Big isn't a verb by itself.

[Anonymous No.9500580]

>>9499256
Just stop. Americans are ruining the English language.

The British Empire should have never died.

[Anonymous No.9500685]

>>9497822
These are unironically good

[Anonymous No.9500694]

>>9498137
Classical Chinese is autistically concise. It doesn't even have any two-syllable words.

[Anonymous No.9500711]

>>9498922
>drive fast
Nothing wrong with that. 'Fast' is an adverb

[Anonymous No.9500808]

>author uses real words

[Anonymous No.9501206]

>>9497838
i think they meant "embiggen"

[Anonymous No.9501745]

>it's a dream within a dream

[Anonymous No.9501841]

>>9497838
it's a perfectly cromulent word, anon