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Exam Lesson Name: Organizing Ideas
Exam number: 700646RR

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If you're in the process of writing an outline for your essay and you can't think of a good way to express a particular topic in a parallel way to your other topics, what should you do?

A. Brainstorm different ways to express the topic until you find one that's parallel.
B. Use a thesaurus to find synonyms that will help you achieve parallelism.
C. Go back to an earlier step in the writing process to reorganize your thoughts.
D. Express your idea in a nonparallel construction and move on.



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Final answer:

In essay outlining, seek synonyms or brainstorm to express topics in parallel. Avoid nonparallel constructions and consider reorganizing thoughts if needed.


Explanation:

When faced with difficulty expressing a topic in parallel with other topics in your outline for an essay, it is crucial to brainstorm different ways to rephrase the idea until achieving parallelism. If necessary, seek synonyms using a thesaurus to aid in creating parallel structure within your outline.

If struggling to achieve parallelism, avoid moving forward with a nonparallel construction and instead, revisit earlier stages of the writing process to reorganize your thoughts for a more cohesive outline.


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