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Drafting

Drafting. Writing it Down on Paper. Drafting. Putting your notes into sentences and paragraphs. Let your words flow and look for the mistakes in grammar and spelling later. Starting Your Draft. Begin with an introduction. Lead- ins, or openings, are important.

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Drafting

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  1. Drafting Writing it Down on Paper

  2. Drafting • Putting your notes into sentences and paragraphs. • Let your words flow and look for the mistakes in grammar and spelling later.

  3. Starting Your Draft • Begin with an introduction. • Lead- ins, or openings, are important. • Must create interest in your opening to draw in the audience. • Question, dramatic quote, unusual detail

  4. Draft • Introduction • Supporting paragraphs • Conclusion

  5. Introduction • Begin with an attention grabber. • Should include what you are going to write about. • Last sentence should be the topic sentence saying what you are going to include in your paper.

  6. Supporting Paragraphs • Include the information you introduced in your introduction. • There is a topic sentence for each paragraph that will introduce what you are going to talk about in each paragraph.

  7. Conclusion • The last paragraph of the paper that summarizes what you talked about in your paper.

  8. Assignment -Before you start writing your draft in class, complete one of the following to support the prewriting process: 1. Brainstorm for the ideas about the topic 2. Free write about the topic 3. List ideas about the topic 4. Cluster to explore the topic

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