Do you read a lot of nonfiction, other than newspapers and
magazines? What approach do you usu...
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Do you read a lot of nonfiction, other than newspapers and
magazines? What approach do you usually take to reading
nonfiction? Have you ever annotated a piece of nonfiction, reading it
closely and making notes about the text? If so, how has that helped
you to understand the text better? If you've never annotated a text,
do you feel there are parts to reading nonfiction that you find
confusing?
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