You should begin gathering information for your biography or outline
- A. after you have written your beginning and ending paragraphs.
- B. while you are making a list of people to write about.
- ➣ C. after you have chosen the subject you are going to write about.
- D. after you have asked your friends what they know about your subject.
<h2>⚘ Mishi ChaeYoon ⚘</h2>
A thesis statement you just have to state purpose for what you are writing so I guess they can help but I wouldn't rely on them you'd focus that more on the body paragraphs then the thesis
I cant tell you which one because you haven't gave me any options to pick from. give me the options and I will be more than happy to help.
The first person is the person that includes the speaker, so "i" or "we"
But we know that it's first person singular, not plural; so "I".
The verb "to be" in first person present is "I am" and in the future it's "I will be"
-so that's the correct answer. "I will be"
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