What do speaking notes and speaking outlines have in common?
A) ?They both express information in complete sentences.
B) ?They both rely on indentation rather than alternation.
C) ?They both use coordination rather than subordination.
D) ?They both contain full reference information.
E) ?They both are used while a presenter is delivering a speech.
E
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a. true b. false