I am a Writer Who

     I may not be the world's best writer, but I'd say I'm not say bad either. I am a writer who loves to write, but I also have my strengths and my weaknesses. I do well with using quotes and contextual evidence to support my claims. I am also good at choosing good and complex words to write juicy papers. This year I've become really good at doing things like embedding my quotes and having good sentence fluency, yet I sometimes struggle with multiple things.

     I am a writer who is not so good at using vivid detail and concrete detail, which I learned in my personal narrative. I am not so good at making the reader feel as if they are at the moment I am writing about. I tried hard to work on that throughout my paper, but I just couldn't get the hang of it. I could never really reach that level of intense detail, and that is one thing I plan to improve on. Overall, I am a writer who has improved a lot over the course of a year. But, I don't plan on stopping here.

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