The Writing Process

Prewriting (Brainstorming) is...

• Have someone else check your work.

• Form your ideas for writing.

• Illustrate your writing.

• Make complete sentences.

Which step is Revising?

• 6

• 4

• 5

• 3

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In Writing you

• Form your ideas for writing.

• Start to write and address the topic. Write your draft.

• Think about what to say.

• Check capitals and ending punctuations.

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Which is the first step for the Writing Process

• Editing

• Publishing

• Writing

• Prewriting (Brainstorming)

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Should you Publish before Editing?

• Yes, its the best choice to capture the readers attention.

• Sometimes, it all depends on the theme.

• Never, you must always edit before publishing anything.

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Editing is the ___ step.

• Second

• Fourth

• Last

• Third

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Think about who will read your writing and why? Is part of

• Prewriting (Brainstorming)

• Publish

• Editing

• Reviwing

Is it correct to change any words that are overused?

• Yes, it´s part of the revising process.

• No, it´s not part of the revising process.

• Yes. that is what publishing is all about.

• No, overused words are perfect and shouldn´t be changed.

Should we use the writing process for everything that we write to present?

• Sometimes

• Never, because it´s not effective.

• Yes, because it helps to deliver better quality information and well presented.

• Yes, because it´s a boring process.

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In which part do you check for spelling, grammar, and punctuation?

• Editing

• Revising

• Prewriting

• Writing