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Which best describes free writing?

Free writing is best described as:

A pre-writing technique where you write continuously without stopping for a set amount of time, without worrying about grammar, spelling, or content.

Here's why:

* Continuous: The key is to keep your pen moving or fingers typing, even if you feel like you're repeating yourself or writing nonsense.

* Unedited: Don't worry about making mistakes or crafting perfect sentences. The goal is to get your ideas flowing.

* Time Limit: Free writing is often done for a specific amount of time, like 5 or 10 minutes.

* Purpose: The purpose is to explore your thoughts and generate ideas, not to produce polished writing.

Free writing can be helpful for:

* Overcoming writer's block: It can help you break through mental barriers and get your creative juices flowing.

* Brainstorming: It can help you generate ideas for essays, stories, articles, or even just daily tasks.

* Self-discovery: It can help you explore your thoughts and feelings on a particular topic.

Let me know if you'd like more details on how to practice free writing!

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