<u>Answer:</u>
<em>The pre-writing process involves the organisation (C) and the ideas (D) included in the writing process. </em>
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<u>Explanation:</u>
The formation of the ideas are very necessary when the author is preparing to write on a particular theme or the topic. These ideas are further organised with the help of sentences and right words which suits the flow and the content of the writing. The organisation of the sentences sets the tone of writing and interests the readers acknowledging them with the central idea and the concept of writing.
Because a non-mechanical clock strikes the hour before the town criers finish their stories
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<span>Changing the point of view will cause completely different narrative of a story. You will never know the character's own thoughts, motifs of doing something and his/her perception of everything will not be that clear as it can be depicted in first point of view, when character tell you his story personally. If it was narrated in first person from other character you would never found out what is really true in the story.<span>
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Answer:
The answer is<em> other people have created.</em>
Explanation:
Basically what we need to eliminate from this passage is a phrase that does not give us any specific and precise information.
<em>contemporary historian</em> - gives us information about his profession and specifies the part of the history he`s the most competent for.
<em>historical expertise</em> - gives us information about the kind of work he has published
<em>other people have created</em> - this phrase does not give us any information about who these people are, what is their profession or what is their expert level; it is mostly imprecise and unspecific
<em>monotonous historical essays</em> - again we have the information about the type of the paper published and its theme
