3 Questions About My Writing Anastasia Vakoulich
One strength in my writing is that I can write a piece without spelling mistakes. I always liked spelling as a subject which helped me excel at it even more when writing. Winning 4 spelling bees in a row was the result of loving the subject. When I wrote my both of my writing pieces, I did not have to make any edits that regarded spelling. I know that this is definitely a strength in my writing.
One weakness in my writing is that I can fall in love with a word and I will use it many times in at least 2 sentences. When I make a mistake like that, my sentences sound choppy and very hard to read. They sound confusing and monotonous. For example, I wrote the word ‘I’ 4 times in my argumentative essays introduction. Watching out for this mistake would definitely benefit my writing because it would make my sentences flow better rather than them sounding choppy. …show more content…
This could help me improve missing small transition words and important grammatical errors. By reading my piece out loud, I could hear if the sentences sound awkward or if I say a word to many times in the piece. As an example, I had an awkward sentence in my argumentative essay. If I read it out loud, I would have heard my poorly built sentence. Using these two strategies, I could greatly improve my
One strength in my writing is that I can write a piece without spelling mistakes. I always liked spelling as a subject which helped me excel at it even more when writing. Winning 4 spelling bees in a row was the result of loving the subject. When I wrote my both of my writing pieces, I did not have to make any edits that regarded spelling. I know that this is definitely a strength in my writing.
One weakness in my writing is that I can fall in love with a word and I will use it many times in at least 2 sentences. When I make a mistake like that, my sentences sound choppy and very hard to read. They sound confusing and monotonous. For example, I wrote the word ‘I’ 4 times in my argumentative essays introduction. Watching out for this mistake would definitely benefit my writing because it would make my sentences flow better rather than them sounding choppy. …show more content…
This could help me improve missing small transition words and important grammatical errors. By reading my piece out loud, I could hear if the sentences sound awkward or if I say a word to many times in the piece. As an example, I had an awkward sentence in my argumentative essay. If I read it out loud, I would have heard my poorly built sentence. Using these two strategies, I could greatly improve my