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English, 13.11.2020 08:10, mariaceleste110505

- What is the first thing that one should do when writing an expository text? a. Start out with a question or problem to solve on a graphic organizer.
b. Start an internet search by using the topic name and visiting credible websites.
c. Start listing articles, and other sources on a bibliography or works cited page.
d. Take notes from sources and internet websites and organize the research.

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