Composing and Revising

Composing and Revising
The chapter titled Composing and Revising is about the stages you have to go through when composing revising your paper. You begin by planning and by planning you have to make sure you have every source of information that will be beneficial for your paper. Checking the deadlines when the paper is due so you have enough time to finish it on time. Instead of writing and making the first draft you experiment with one or more techniques like talking and listening, reading and annotating texts, listing, clustering, free writing, asking questions, keeping a journal and blogging. The next stage is draft a working thesis which means you need to revise the thesis and when you’re done you should list and organize your supporting ideas. When drafting an introduction you must write effective thesis statements which mean that it’s a central idea that requires evidence. When drafting the body it’s very important that you already have your thesis because, the body develops support for the thesis. To draft the body of the essay write at least one paragraph about each supporting point. When you’re drafting a conclusion it should briefly summarize your essays key points propose a course of action, offer recommendation, discuss the topics wider significance or implications or a question for more studying. When you are revising you must focus on the purpose, organization content and strategy. Also how to improve sentence structures, word choice, grammar, and punctuation. Once your finished revising and editing you are ready to finish your paper. But before you do so, it’s important to proofread. Proofreading making sure there is no a misspelled word or errors. After you’re done you prepare a portfolio, keeping drafts, and revisions or just show writer’s best work. When writing with technology you may use the grammar checkers, spell checkers, and auto formatting to save time and avoid any errors that you might have in your paper. After you are done writing