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English, 13.05.2021 18:00, mcdonaldmacy01

What is prewriting? 1) re-reading what you have written to catch mistakes
2) thinking before you begin writing about your topic.
3) getting ideas on paper and putting brainstormed ideas to use
4) checking grammar, mechanics and spelling.
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What is prewriting?

1) re-reading what you have written to catch mistakes
2) thinking before you

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