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    English 101 Reflection

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    paper. Improving my writing can be confusing and often frustrating, but when done well, the book changed my thinking. I learned that the first step to writing an essay is to read a annotate the article that pertains to the essay’s topic. The thesis statement grasps the reader’s attention also sets the hook for the rest of the essay. I also learned that there are different types of thesis statements associated with individual pieces. The structure of a general thesis statement…

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    3. What can I say, jajajajajajajajajajajaja and more jajajajajajajaja. I guess that was the point of this reading this essay. I really do not recall any essays from middle or high school, but the one I have done in college have not had this type or devices. I do know that I have a horrible spelling problem and eventually end up with sentences on my essay that I do not even understand, like the Aldof Hitler error. (I just can’t see how three people did not notice it). Peterson would probably…

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    sentence of this essay, because the sentence has clear avenues of the overall research paper. After reading the thesis sentence, “Children being exposed to violence on the media experience negative effects such as aggression on children, harms them, higher crime rates, and developing mental health issues,” I was able to realize that topics which are explained in the following body paragraphs. Also, each body paragraph clearly explains about each topic, so I could understand the whole essay…

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    lyrical essay To All Those Who Say Write What You Know, is a two page nonfiction memoir of her life in London. The title of Kate’s lyrical essay is significant because she is addressing an audience who demands that one should write of things they have knowledge or firsthand experiences. This is may sound simple and inspiring at first for writers, but attempting to write on what you know can be a challenging request because memories can be distorted. This was evident in Kate’s lyrical essay…

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    reading, I was taught to read an essay and if I don’t understand it then I reread it. Sometimes I take notes but when I do, I have a hard time picking out the main ideas and then rewriting the notes. When I’m writing an essay, I have a hard time keeping it clear for the reader to read. Strong vocabulary is also hard for me to include in my essays. I struggle with attempting to perfect my essays before they are even complete. I also build an emotional attachment to my essays causing me to take…

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    large range of them were opinionated, which is something I am not used to. In high school, teachers would tell the students exactly what type of essay to write and how to write it. High school papers were extremely concise in a way that a student was not allowed to think too far out of the box; ideas were stifled. This semester I was able to write essays on topics that I could relate to. Some topics included the Black Experience, which is something that every black person has to go through.…

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    In the essay exam, I chose “The Yellow Wallpaper” and “I heard a Fly buzz” and compared their use of setting. Following the advice mentioned in class, I pre-wrote two outlines of the five protentional essay questions, which is similar to the structure of the sample essay in our text book. It worked well because I have the same question in the essay exam. I saved a lot time on choosing the question and organizing my essay structure. I looked for additional info on the Internet as well. Since I…

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    nothing” after the first five minutes of simply focusing it’s as if my fingers had a mind of their own. I went wild on that paper. I was expecting a seventy on that paper but I ended up getting an eighty. I was surprised to learn that I had decent skills in writing. As time passed by and I attended more and more classes I remember just completely focusing on the professor.…

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    and interpret essays and stories. Throughout the entire 39A course, I also met new friends and a great professor who gave me advice to fix and add more details on my essay. And now is my story when I were first time stepping into the class. I thought this course would be similar to what I have learned how to write in Academic English. The theme of the course is totally different with Academic English. Writing 39A is about imitating someone and using observation to write up an essay. Grammar and…

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    Pros Of Writing In College

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    reading the different chapters of Writing in College, I have learned new tips on how to write a more successful essay by learning how to not plagiarize, getting my readers hooked, and how to write a paper more effectively. One important part in writing essays is to get the reader hooked. The point of an essay is to make the reader be able to know what the paper is about within the first paragraph. College professors want to see…

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