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English Writing Class Reflection
I thought all English writing classes were the same but I found out differently. I would get upset when I received a writing assignment. Because I have a difficult time expressing my thoughts down on paper. This class has changed me as a person and as writer. This course requires me to give my personal opinion and supply supporting evidences. I have a better understanding of writing now. I enjoy writing about subjects that are interesting to me. Also, this class has build up my confidence for writing where I can discussed my ideas. English 0111 suggests I look at all aspects of a situation instead of being closed minded. In other words, identify the characters, acknowledge the problem, and provide a reasonable conclusion.
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