All of a sudden?
this post was submitted on 24 Oct 2024
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the only accepted use of it is all of a sudden
Ha, I had the same reaction but the opposite way: the sudden?
Suddenly?
All my troubles seemed so far away?
Donβt you mean, βIβm not half the man I used to beβ?
All of a sudden could be replaced with the adverb suddenly
Yes indeed.
I posted this as something of a template of an idea for Lemmy lacking polls..
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All of a sudden or suddenly. Leaning back on old camp counsellor story telling, I think all of a sudden would be better for building tension whereas a quick, staccato **suddenly! **acts like a verbal bang or jump start, if that makes any sense.
I like that, suddenly is sudden to the listener, all of a sudden is surprising to the story's characters, and makes the listener anticipate that surprise without being able to warn them about it
A or C.
The suddens of all
Found the psycho π
"All in the suddens" but ironically in a German accent
Suddenly pineapples.
Suddenly Seymour.
The best asdf bits are ones without any prior context.