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Which of these can help you revise your predictions as you read a story?
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Taking Notes as You Read
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What is the structure of the story the seventh man?
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Which character in the story would most people find to be the least likable?
If you read the story... YOU WOULD KNOW!
Who are the characters of the story cadaver by alberto florentino?
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What is the story Eleven?
The story eleven is about a girl who turns eleven but she had a bad day on her Birthday it is a very good story and i really hope you read it because it helpful!!
What can help you revise your predictions when you read a story?
taking notes as you read
What can help you revise your predictions as you read a story?
An open mind.
In the gift of magi What predictions did you make as you read the story Did your predictions come close to what actually happens Check your reading notes?
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What help readers navigate the information and make predictions about what will be read?
Table of Contents Index
Which of these is mostly likely to make you feel confused as you read?
Not adjusting your predictions as you read
How can people revise better?
read over it.
How can i do to pass my exams?
Read carefully and revise well
What predictions did you make as you read the story the gift of magi?
Jim love delia are poor they married . Della surprise it us set if beutiful combs
When revise overall structure of your draft you should?
first read it out loud. This can help you to see how it all flows and catch more mistakes than reading it in your head.
How do you revise for English in your sats?
get a revision book and flip through it and stop at a page you struggle on or you could read a page every night and revise it.
What is the best way to make predictions about a text?
To read text
How do you make predictions based on what you think will happen in a story?
You pretty much base it on the possibilities of what YOU think might happen.If you haven't heard/read/seen the story yet, you should take into consideration; the author's purpose, the characters' personalities, and the main synopsis of the story.
