The difference between generative writing and drafting is:

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The correct answer is generative writing develops one idea, drafting revises the idea.

All the other choices namely generative writing brings up ideas, drafting develops one idea, generative writing is more specific than drafting, and generative writing is done with more precision than drafting are all wrong. I hope this answer helped you.

koban [17]4 years ago

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Answer:

generative writing brings up ideas, drafting develops one idea.

Explanation:

Generative writing is the main process by which authors and people can brainstorm ideas, you can get a lot of ideas and topics to write about, and then in the drafting part of the process you develop one of those ideas, the main difference between the two is that in the drafting you are already making and developing an idea, while in generative writing you are just coming up with ideas to write about.

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