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Ap Language Reflection
With a vigorous attitude towards the area of Language Arts, I am most attentive in learning and progressing in this area of study. In all honesty, I was not as interested in this area a year ago, but by experiencing my AP Language and Composition class throughout my junior year, my perspective of the Language Arts has altered. Furthermore, I read, write, and try to enhance my vocabulary when I can. Throughout my English course, I have not received any noble awards for greatness, yet I do have an A in my AP Language and Composition class and have surpassed to have the highest grade for the semester. By considering me to be a part of AGS, I will fulfill my duties and obligations provided to me by AGS, and will commit to the designated responsibilities.
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