English 10 Reflection

To be in a class that consisted of writing all the time, English 10 was beneficial because I had learned a lot from it. English 10 has taught me a lot throughout the semester, and has showed me how to write efficiently in different ways. Before the semester, I was nervous because I felt like English 10 was going to be too advanced for me, but I later learned that I was in the right place. I had a great professor who was always there to help and give advice on my work. I set up days to meet up and talk about improvements I can do to my essay. I know my writing was never up to par, but with the time I spent in the class and going to conferences I was able to improve. During my time in this class, I was required to write two papers each with five full pages. However, one had to be a rhetorical essay and the other was our choice. Unknowingly how to start either of these papers, I went along with it and eventually
This paper shows how deeply this tax affects women in the United States. This puts limits women and does gender discrimination. Unlike other countries who puts tampons as medical, we have them has a luxury. Compared to the European nations, pads and tampons are a health product of ‘necessities’, which means that it is taxed exempted from the VAT (Crawford, Spivach 3). For this essay, I had a problem with organizing my thoughts with the article or book. I did not know whether I sounded like I was attacking the situation or just bringing awareness. However, after rereading I concluded switching around my wording and syntax. This was a long process because of grammar, but this essay no longer questioned my views. This was not my only problem with my second essay. I wanted to talk about the tax, but I mainly targeted how it affects the public, especially women. Due to this, I had to go back and change my thesis to match up to what I wanted to talk about and inform readers about the