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polet [3.4K]
1 year ago
8

Hector asks for tips on improving his writing. Based on what you've learned about good writing, what advice would best help him?

He could and .
English
2 answers:
Aloiza [94]1 year ago
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First of all you should be clear about what to write and make an outline for your writing before starting. Your aim must be writing a well-organized one . So you should write introduction paragraph firstly and in developing part you should support whay you said in introduction through examples and conclusion part will be short and concise.You'd better use conjuctions such as First of all , On the one hand , However, Furthermore etc , adverbs , interesting vocabulary to enrich your writing. Even quotoes you can use in your writing. It shouldn't be too long or too short.As you practice writing, you'll get better.
laiz [17]1 year ago
8 0

THESE ARE THE ANSWER I JUST TOOK THE TEST: HE COULD KEEP A FILE OF HIS REVIEWED PAPERS FOR REFERENCE and WORK ON IMPORIVING ONE SPECIFIC SKILLS AT A TIME

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