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Quick questions on Filling in forms and everyday documents in HSC English Studies
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What is reading a form before you fill it?Show answer
Read the whole document before you write anything. Forms often ask for information in an unexpected order, or include sections you must skip, or require you to read a note before a box. Look for instructions in small print: "tick one only", "include cents", "block letters", "do not write in this section". These small instructions change what a correct answer looks like.
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