Significant legal writing stages are :

• organizing

• writing

• revising

• All the above

CONTENT OF THE OUTLINE

• All the facts and ideas you have written in your outline

• Evaluate the information in your outline

• Which ideas logically follow each other.

• All the above

Outlining step process.

• the writer accumulates all the information and

  summarizes it concisely.

• weighing the importance of each fact and analyzing which facts are important to the final document

• take the important facts and organize them in a logical way

INFORMAL AND FORMAL OUTLINING

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• 1. Organize the material for the prewriting step

• Draft the original outline and document

• Critique the document by proofreading

• Detect problems through upside-down writing

Writing Checklist Coherence

• 1. Prioritize

• 1. Prioritize

• Organize

• All the above

Keep the subject, the verb, and the object together toward the

• beginning of the sentence.

• Middle of the sentence.

• End of the sentence.

• Any of the above

if a sentence has abundant qualifiers or conditions, state

those after the subject and verb. Itemize them separately if

you think a list might help the reader.

• True

• False

You should generally put related words together in

ways that match the reader's natural expectations, you should also state related ideas in similar grammatical form.

• Use parallel phrasing for parallel ideas.

• Keep the subject, the verb, and the object together toward the beginning of the sentence

• Omit needless words

• Phrasing Your Sentences

Good things happen when you combat verbosity

• Your readers read faster,

• You crystallize your thoughts better,

• And your streamlined writing becomes punchier.

• All the above