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English, 09.10.2021 02:20 Donlito8070

After the discussion, what does the author of "On Writing Well" feel the students have learned about writing? A. That doctors have a lot of interesting things to write about
B. That authors often lead boring lives
C. That everyone writes differently and there is no one right way
D. That writing well is something only a few people can do correctly

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