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What activities is not part of prewriting?

Here's a breakdown of what is and is not part of prewriting:

Prewriting Activities:

* Brainstorming: Generating ideas freely, without judgment.

* Freewriting: Writing continuously for a set time, without stopping to edit.

* Clustering/Webbing: Visualizing connections between ideas.

* Outlining: Structuring your ideas logically.

* Questioning: Asking "who," "what," "where," "when," "why," and "how" to explore a topic.

* Reading and Research: Gathering information to support your ideas.

* Journaling: Reflecting on personal experiences or observations related to your topic.

Activities NOT Part of Prewriting:

* Drafting: Writing a full, polished version of your piece.

* Editing: Correcting grammar, punctuation, and style.

* Revising: Making substantial changes to content, organization, or style.

* Proofreading: Checking for final errors before submitting your work.

In essence, prewriting is about exploring your ideas and preparing to write. It's the foundation for the actual writing process.

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