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kvv77 [185]
3 years ago
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Example(s) of a situation, (real or fictional,) where not having a focused message in your writing could lead to a problem or po

or outcome.
English
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Vesna [10]3 years ago
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Answer:

1st pov situation:A situation like this can be so real that indeed just happened to me the other day. I was writing something but my mind was in other parts, so I was not focused on the task at hand. In the beginning, I had the idea and how to develop it. But then it came some distractions and my mind started to wander. I finish my writing but the other mistake was that I did not double-check it. The result: a very bad work that made no sense at all.

just put it in ur own words

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