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    lifetime, having a proper education is essential. In the excerpt from The Hunger of Memory, Rodriguez discusses how he became assimilated into the American education system. His family raised him in a Spanish-speaking home, and he learned to speak English at the age of six. In this personal narrative, Rodriguez explains his feelings of no longer having a connection to his parents, who were immigrants, and his Mexican culture, in which he

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    My Writing Experience

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    My personal experience, as a writer, is limited only to the days it was required of me, which led to a lack of understanding of a writer’s style and a bad reputation and relationship with past English educators. I never really enjoyed writing, I but always admired reading the works of famous writers, who had the gift of self-manifestation. However, I always seemed to complete the task without any sort of passion or interest. Writing was simply a required aspect of earning a grade. I felt limited

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    some of the most treasured and infamous works of literature in British history and in World history. Shakespeare coined many terms and phrases commonly used in the English language today in his writings. His works were and still are almost universally acclaimed and admired for their level of storytelling, intelligent use of the english language, and techniques ahead of their time. There is, however, a great deal of controversy regarding whether “The Bard” really authored his plays, or whether they

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    Essay On English 101

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    people to notice my writing abilities are real and that I'm not just stuck in one situation” (R. Kelly). At montgomery community college, english 101 is the first english class that consists of reading and writing. Students are able to show their understanding of an author's message and have the ability to write an essay with great potential. When taking english 101, reading is a huge factor which leads to a better understanding of a passage.“the students learn to read critically, a skill that involves

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    When growing up I always considered myself to be a terrible writer. Going through high school, I would always tell myself that writing papers was the hardest thing possible and that it took a very educated human being to become a writer. As I grew older I started to realize that you could be just an average person and just write anything and it could mean something. I started realizing that I actually enjoyed writing because I could say what I wanted and it felt great to just express myself when

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    for a job, get acceptances for scholarships, or whether or not they are able to communicate their emotions in a healthy way. In my relationship with writing, my preferred mediums have changed and my skills as a writer have transformed drastically, with skills I once possessed as a young writer diminishing due to a lack of practice. Due to my lack of practicing creative writing in high school, paired with the development of an extremely introverted personality, I face many challenges in creative

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    Scrupulous Writer

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    I am not a scrupulous writer, but I like to be a scrupulous writer. It is important to avoid choosing wrong words, focus on the essay length and keep the reader’s interest. I am improving my essay writing skill daily. I see fewer mistakes compared to previous essays. If I will be a scrupulous writer then I will improve my writing skills faster than now. It is not easy to be a perfect essay writer. However, Orwell's essay "Politics and English Language" gives me new information about essay writing

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    Sumter, my hometown, to attend USC Sumter after a semester at Francis Marion. I attribute my time at this university to helping me choose business as my ultimate profession. I took English 102 with Dr. Mary Ellen Bellanca during my first semester. Her class helped ground me with a basic knowledge of fundamental English skills and to have a better grasp on how to research sources and connect them to the thesis and main ideas of my papers. I chose to include a submission from her class to demonstrate

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    spelling. If a writer can establish those tools in combination with each other, then the writing process becomes easier than ever. The most important thing is that writing good takes time and effort. Writing itself may sound easy thing to do, however, a good writer is someone who feels everything around him or her, observe functionality within society and collect information as much as possible. Some people become better and writing just because they love to write about anything. Some writers write about

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    Esther Litchfield-Fink

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    figure out your beliefs about you as a writer, and about writing itself, you can begin to see where you hold yourself back from actually writing in the first place (Litchfield-Fink).” The article “The Real Reason Why You Can’t Write” by Esther Litchfield-Fink, is going over how people that want to write or be writers, are limited by their beliefs. Esther goes over a “secret” about writing that helps overcome this problem and can make anyone a successful writer. With being optimistic and having positive

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