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anzhelika [568]
4 years ago
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1. Generative writing is the term used to describe: a. different types of reflective writing about writing b. types of writing d

one to generate and explore ideas c. types of writing done to generate and explore ideas d. the connection between reading and writing 2. Generative writing: a. usually comes last in the writing process b. usually occurs during revision and editing in the writing process c. usually comes first in the writing process d. is not a necessary part of the writing process
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slavikrds [6]4 years ago
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1. different types of reflective writing about writing

2.usually occurs during revision and editing in the writing process
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