What should writers do if they plan to use a term often but aren't sure if the reader is familiar with the abbreviation? A. Write out the term followed by the abbreviation. Then use just the abbreviation in the text. B. Use the abbreviation right from the start, allowing the reader to figure it out. C. Write out the term every time. D. Use the term followed by the abbreviation every time.

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Fatima Lewis

14 September, 22:15

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Holder · Answer 1

The answer would be (A).

This would be the most reasonable explenattion

Jorge Randall · Answer 2

You should do A because once the reader know what the abbreviation is, then they do not need to be told it again.