Cotc Strengths And Weaknesses

Have you ever thought that you knew how to do something and it became a habit; but consequently, you were wrong? Throughout high school, I never received feedback on how I applied subject/verb agreement or paragraph unity; as a result, I always thought I used these correctly. Despite the fact that I need to work on adding transitions, including enhanced details, and improving on word choice; I excelled in writing a concise introduction, including a conclusion that did not add anything new to the mix, and following MLA format. After receiving feedback on my first paper, I now know what my strengths, weaknesses, and goals are.
An influential way to improve my writing in the future is to apply the strengths that I have now and strengthen the body of my paper. An example of a writing strength that I have is the short but sweet introductory paragraph. The introductory paragraph is the basis of an outline for a paper. After all, the introduction should include …show more content…
For instance, The Little, Brown Compact Handbook. On page 46 there is a list of transitional expressions that have an explanation of when a transition is appropriate to use. COTC offers a free site called e-tutor. I can upload my paper to this site and I will I have feedback within three days. Using the comments on this site I can change my paper accordingly. Lastly, if I used paperater.com while I wrote a paper, I could improve my punctuation, word choice, and spelling.
In conclusion, despite the issues I have in my writing, the strengths outweigh the weaknesses. An example of a writing strength that I have is the short but sweet introductory paragraph. In contrary, a weakness I have is that I lack paragraph unity due to not having enough transitions. With the Little, Brown Compact Handbook I can add transitions and improve paragraph unity and cohesion. Overall, as I continue practicing writing, I will overcome the weaknesses and make these new