What can we conclude about the comparison between experts and nonexperts, with respect to writing?
a. An expert writer is more likely to approach a revision one sentence at a time.
b. An expert writer is more likely to have a global senseâ€"rather than a specific senseâ€"that something is wrong with a sentence.
c. An expert writer spends longer looking for spelling errors.
d. An expert writer pays more attention to transitions between ideas.
Ans: d
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