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Prewriting is everything done before writing.

Good writers plan out what they're going to say before they put it down on paper, or try to develop an idea as much as possible before they write on the subject.

Some examples are:

The outline:

(1.Topic

a.subtopic

i.subsubtopic

ii.subsubtopic 2

b.subtopic

2.Topic 2)

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