WORTH 100 Brainliest Prompt
Everytime you write you should follow the wirting process:

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Prewrite - Gather your ideas. How do you think you will respond to the prompt? Whether it is a journal response, extended response, or a formal essay, gather your ideas first. The points for this step are not given based on content, grammar, accuracy, etc. This is a check-point and completion points,
Draft - Write an initial response, essay, etc. This step is about task completion. In this course you receive points for simply completing the step. The points for this step are not given based on content, grammar, accuracy, etc. This is a check-point and completion points.
Revise - After pre-writing and drafting, this is your opportunity to go back and look at your response (formal or informal). Rewrite your response focusing on: content structure, idea development, sentence fluency, strong word choice, voice, and convenctions (grammar!!). Reread the question or prompt. Did you answer the prompt in its entirety? Look at the checklist. Did you include all the necessary parts and pieces? Look at the rubric. How would you grade yourself based on the rubric and grading criteria? This is the step that gets graded by your teacher. So, be sure you have worked through all of the steps along the way to ensure the best possible grade.
Submit - Turn it in.
Writing Task: Each time you write you need to work through the writing process. Think about aeach step and is there a step you skipped last time and saw it negatively impact your grade? Is there a step you are not very good at and need to work on? For this specific assignmnet, explain which step or steps in the writing process will be the most important. Be sure to include why.