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English, 11.07.2019 06:20 MicarriHarris6122

Which question might a writer ask to plan the structure of a text?
a) how should i organize my supporting evidence?
b) which type of figurative language should i use?
c) who is the main audience for my writing?
d) would a statistic develop the main idea?

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