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The Writing Process
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<p id="p_yuEb" name="p_yuEb"><img src="https://edtechbooks.org/content_images/foundations_c_writin/WLDx_1.jpg" alt="assorted notepads" width="691" height="461" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" id="img_rSsA" name="img_rSsA"></p> <p id="p_mamu" name="p_mamu"> </p> <p id="p_FNbN" name="p_FNbN">Think about the writing process as a very flexible process. Whenever you write something, you will usually do many of the same steps, but not always in the same way. The way you use the writing process depends on a lot of things: the task, the time and resources available, your experience with the topic, etc. The advice here is meant as general advice that you can adapt to your situation.</p>
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