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Correct answer: c) Create an outline.
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What is Ozzy osborne known for?
WritIng and recording award winning songs
What did Diablo Cody do for a living before winning an Oscar for writing Juno?
Stripper
What is the reason for writing the book twilight?
im going to answer your question with another question....what is the reason for writing any book? think about it.
retorical Question?
This is a question that you ask in a piece of writing but it does not need an answer!!!!!
How do you get a scholership?
some times community service, winning contests, doing good in school, and writing essays
Do i disturb you?
yes by writing this question !!
What has the author Tim Albert written?
Tim Albert has written: 'The A to Z of medical writing' -- subject(s): Encyclopedias, Handbooks, Handbooks, manuals, Handbooks, manuals, etc, Medical writing, Writing 'Winning the publications game' -- subject(s): Medical writing
Why is 'what is the answer to this question' classed as an unsuitable question?
Questions end in question marks (?). "What is the answer to this question?" would be the correct way of writing the question.
What made Jacqueline Wilson happy?
I'm not surebut probably her winning awards or writing really good books
how to write best answer?
For Writing the best answer you always keep the best knowledge and always write factual answers. if you write history's answer you write all the information according to the question.
What is the difference between a raven and a writing desk, according to popular riddles and literary references?
The difference between a raven and a writing desk is that a raven is a bird, while a writing desk is a piece of furniture used for writing. This question was famously posed by the Mad Hatter in Lewis Carroll's "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," highlighting the nonsensical nature of riddles.
