Question

When writing a preliminary draft, which of the following guidelines should you keep in mind?
Group of answer choices

Be sure to stop and correct every possible grammar or factual error.

Make sure that you know exactly what you want to say before starting to write.

It's best to write out your draft over several days or weeks.

You should assume that you will make substantial revisions later in your writing process.

Answer 1

Answer:

You should assume that you will make substantial revisions later in your writing process.

Explanation:

The whole point of a draft is for you to be able to go back and edit it but in the meantime you can't focus on the small things that don't matter in the moment like grammar and instead you need to keep the steady flow of ideas going.