English Class Reflection

English class is the place where you will learn what you need to know for any job. English class has taught me creativity, grammar, vocabulary, and an immense amount more. I have learned so much that I will need later in life. If I were to become a lawer, I would have to write briefs. This is just one of an abundant quantity of pursuits that will require skills learned in English class. English engages me most through creative writing. I vastly enjoy pursuing my love of creative writing, and consider myself good at it. As an English student, I stand out as a qualified and intrigued creative writer. My favorite day in English class, so far, was the day in eighth grade when Ms. Maslanka told us we would do a creative writing prompt every week.
As I have said before, creative writing is near the center of my life. I feel like storytelling will always be a part of me. This is a large reason why English is a very important class to me. If I do well in English class, and strive for greatness, I will be able to continue my creative writing skills on a larger level. Reading comprehension naturally goes along with creative writing. I have always been good at reading between the lines. I recently noticed that in all of my writing pieces I have put in motives, metaphors, simlies, and more literary devices I had never noticed before. Later in my academic career I would like to learn more of the figurative meanings of stories. My most profound memory in English class was when I read out loud my first successful creative writing prompt in seventh grade. I had set a very dark mood and had perfected the first person present tense. I had mastered the first person to such an extent that I could see the people in the audience feeling what the main character was feeling. This story had no dialouge, which cast even greater a spell on the page. Our English teacher had never really like me until I read that story, but after I read it I felt like she liked me