If you know how a text is organized, you can grasp its ideas more quickly. How can you identify a text’s organizational pattern, before you even begin reading it?

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If you know how a text is organized, you can grasp its ideas more quickly. How can you identify a text’s organizational pattern, before you even begin reading it?

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by what transitions or “signal words” the author uses.

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