Which best describes an action appropriate to the revising stage of writing a letter to the editor?

Evaluate the overall structure of your argument.

Send your letter in a properly addressed, white envelope.

Re-read your letter, looking for spelling and punctuation errors.

Find a topic that interests both you and the audience you plan to address.

When an author edits or revises their work, they are checking the piece for errors. These include mistakes in spelling, punctuation, capitalization, and formatting. So, the answer is C, re-read your letter, looking for spelling and punctuation errors.

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Answer:

The correct answer is C) re-read your letter, looking for spellin and punctuation errors.

Explanation:

Option C is the only one that describes an action appropriate to the revising stage. Option D should be the first stage: finding a topic to write about, option A would be the next step when you write your essay or your letter. Once you have checked the overall structure and made the important arrangemnts comes the last stage: Option D. You must re-read your final draft or manuscript to check if you missed any minor error and you send it to the editor, who will send it back with any suggestion for improvement.