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A writer should rarely begin drafting without pre-writing first. True False
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A writer should rarely begin drafting without pre-writing first.
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This is True because it's practice.
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True. Pre-writing is when you brainstorm ideas. There are many methods to do so, but it's a huge part of writing.
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