I also spent more time making the structure of my paragraphs cohesive and I with elaborated on ideas I originally had in my topic sentences. I focused on the examples I used to make sure they supported the claim I was trying to make. Without this connection the quotation seemed like a disjointed idea. Another main point of fixing was to make sure I narrowed down my ideas. In my original essay, I used words that were not descriptive, which made the point I was trying to prove unclear. However, through revision I specified what I was trying to convey without assumption from my audience. Finally, I spent more time on my conclusion having the essay in a way that does not detract from what I have talked about throughout the paper. The conclusion now continues the momentum of the paper and does not end the essay in an abrupt and choppy …show more content…
I feel as though I rarely find myself straying away from the topic at hand. However, one of my major weaknesses is that I find myself being to ambiguous with my word choice. I have received the comment on multiple essays that my word choice or phrasing makes for to vague of a statement. After doing the revisions on my two essays, I noticed that my points were not clear because my word choice was not specific enough. Another weakness I see in my writing is a failure to elaborate on impactful ideas. Without further explanation the idea looks like a misplaced