When Joshua realizes that his persuasive memo doesn't counteract the most obvious probable objections, he adds two additional paragraphs. What part of the writing process does this activity represent?

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When Joshua realizes that his persuasive memo doesn't counteract the most obvious probable objections, he adds two additional paragraphs. What part of the writing process does this activity represent?
        Planning 
        Gathering 
        Revising 
        Editing

Ms. Sue · Answer

It's your turn to supply an answer. We'll be glad to check it.

Anonymous · Answer

Is he editing the document by adding paragraphs. I beleive so, but he could also be adding the paragraphs while he is revising the document.

Ms. Sue · Answer

When you revise a document you add paragraphs. It could also happen when you edit. But revising is probably the best answer.

Anonymous · Answer

Thank you Ms. Sue!!

Ms. Sue · Answer

You're welcome!