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Title of reading: Reading critically
|Page/par. # |Write your notes from the reading(s) here:|Write your personal ideas, reactions and |
| | |responses here: |
|P1/1 |An additional benefit of close, critical | |
| |reading is that you will become more |I chose this quote since I think that it |
| |familiar with different types of writing |is useful and true. Critical reading |
| |and learn how good writers make decisions | |
| |about writing strategies and techniques |dose make me become more familiar with |
| | |different types of writing |
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| | |Style. What is more, it helps me to my |
| | |writing skills as I can imitate |
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| | |Those strategies techniques. And I will |
| | |keep remind myself paying |
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