English, 12.06.2020 18:57, cece4649

Which of the following provides the best reason to put the script aside for a time during the revision process? A. to make sure all your spelling and punctuation is correct
B. to uncover any discrepancies between what you have written about the experience and what actually happened
C. to make sure you have included a flashback in your narrative
D. to give yourself a fresh look at your thesis statement in order make sure it reflects your original purpose

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