When it came to writing, in the Dominican Republic, we were basically forced to write in cursive. Starting the first grade, I remember having to do calligraphy every day. It wasn’t until ninth grade that I was able to write in script. However, I do like writing in cursive because it looks more sophisticated and proper. Even though I have lost a lot of practice since high school, I still try to write in cursive when I can. Moreover, when it came to the types of writing, I will only write at school. However, the one that I like the most is descriptive writing because I get to go into more specific details. Descriptive writing is the most common type of writing that Dominican Republic’s schools teach their students; therefore, I am feel comfortable
