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1) Informal research includes looking at *primary* and *secondary* sources.<\/p>\n\n

2) When a message involves someone taking action, search for answers to questions such as *what* is the receiver to do? *How* is the receiver to do it? *When* must the receiver do it? *What* will happen if the receiver doesn't do it?<\/p>\n\n

3) Organizing includes two processes: *grouping* and *patterns*.<\/p>\n\n

4) A direct pattern is used when there is *good* news or *neutral* news.<\/p>\n\n

5) This type of sentence is usually a broken-off part of a complex sentence. This is a *fragment* sentence.<\/p>\n\n

6) When 2 independent clauses run together without punctuation or a conjunction, it results in a *run-on* sentence.<\/p>\n\n

7) When we begin a first draft of our writing, it's often referred to as *sprint* writing.<\/p>\n\n

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