English, 31.01.2020 20:45, acrespo3425

At what point in the writing process would it be best to revise a thesis statement?
a. after completing research and throughout the writing process
b. after making all major revisions to the body of the paperc. only after completing a first draftd. only before the final proof reading 2.at what point in the process would it be best to complete an outline?
a. after completing your final draft and proof readinb. after completing your first few draftsc. after finishin a first draft and inserting all your researchd. after refining your thesis and before starting a draft.

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