eos-style
Elements of Style: 21 Style Reminders
Review writing against Strunk & White's 21 style principles from Chapter V "An Approach to Style."
Instructions
Analyze the provided text against each of the 21 style reminders. Focus on actionable feedback with specific examples from the text. Not all principles apply to every piece—mark N/A when appropriate.
Output Format
Text Under Review: [title or brief description]
Style Review
| # | Principle | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Place yourself in the background | Pass/Needs Work/N/A | [specific feedback] |
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