What is the correct sequence of stages in the writing process? a: prewriting, drafting, publishing & presenting, revising editing and proofreading b: drafting, prewriting, revising, editing & proofreading, publishing & presenting c: drafting, revising, editing & proofreading, prewriting, publishing and presenting d: prewriting, drafting, revising, editing & proofreading, publishing and presenting

The correct answer is D. Prewriting, drafting, revising, editing & proofreading, publishing and presenting

Explanation:

The writing process is a complex process that involves multiple steps and tasks before the final stage which is to publish and present the final version of a text, this stages include the prewriting stage which is the first stage in which planing of content occurs, this is followed by drafting in which the author of a text writes the first draft, then there is the revising stage in which the author checks and corrects the structure of the text and development of ideas and after this the editing and proofreading that also implies checking the draft that derived from the first draft but in terms of grammar and punctuation which finally leads to the final version of the text that can be published and presented. According to this, the correct sequence of stages is "prewriting, drafting, revising, editing & proofreading, publishing and presenting" (Option D).

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