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English, 14.03.2022 18:30, dbautista

You've learned how to synthesize and compare texts, as well as how to use the ideas and information from multiple sources to draft and revise an argumentative essay. Now, you'll use what you've learned to synthesize and compare the information in
two texts. Then, you'll use the ideas and information from those texts to write and revise an argument.
Part A
Read the texts "Energy Sources " and "Alternative Energy Sources e." As you read, record your ideas in the table. Add
more ideas and notes as needed to list the details and evidence that support each important idea in the sources,

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