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To prepare a writing plan, the writer must first CRAFT AN OUTLINE which includes a beginning (introduction), middle (argument), and end (conclusion).

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TIPS ON PREPARING A WRITING PLAN
To prepare a writing plan, the writer must first CRAFT AN OUTLINE which includes a beginning (introduction), middle (arguments), and end (conclusion).
Crafting an Outline has three sections:
1. The beginning or introduction section:
- The topic
- The purpose of the ...

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