Why should writers take a break between writing the first draft and revising?

to separate the processes of writing and revising

to avoid becoming tired of the subject matter

to have a fresh perspective on what they have written

to get some much-needed rest

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Ramiro Fowler

English

20 September, 06:42

Why should writers take a break between writing the first draft and revising?

to separate the processes of writing and revising

to avoid becoming tired of the subject matter

to have a fresh perspective on what they have written

to get some much-needed rest

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Brisa Hendricks · Answer 1

Brisa Hendricks 20 September, 06:52

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C. for Plato users ...

Amaya Middleton · Answer 2

The answer is C, to gain a fresh perspective. Sometimes when writing it makes sense because you know what you're trying to convey, but once returning to it it doesn't make sense after you've forgotten your meaning.

Why should writers take a break between writing the first draft and revising?to separate the processes of writing and revisingto avoid becoming tired of the subject matterto have a fresh perspective on what they have writtento get some much-needed rest

Why should writers take a break between writing the first draft and revising?

to separate the processes of writing and revising

to avoid becoming tired of the subject matter

to have a fresh perspective on what they have written

to get some much-needed rest