Personal Narrative-Evaluating My Literary Mistakes

Evaluating My Literary Mistakes To self-evaluate is a way to take responsibility for the mistakes that a person may make in life. This can be done in many ways, however I am self-evaluating to prove I have a grasp on the mistakes I am making and furthermore show that I know how to fix many of these mistakes. I will be evaluating the things that are already good, then what I need to continue to learn and work on, and the ways I have learned to fix my mistakes. First of all I have great ideas. My mind is constantly trying to create works that will make others laugh and see in detail the many things that I visualize. I know that I am doing a good job with concluding thoughts. To summarize my papers at the end seems to be something that I have worked
I have learned a lot actually. I finally understand that when I add (‘s) to words that it means that the person place or thing owns the object of the sentence. This concept was unclear to me previous to this class. I was under the impression previous that (‘s) meant that it was plural, or many. There are a few new techniques I want to implement in the future as well, like using the infamous … this comes in handy to tell the reader to pause for a moment, and I like this concept because there are many times that a person reading should take in what they just read, and then continue to read to get a better feel for the information the writer is trying to express. So in the future, I should evaluate the papers I work on at the end to make sure that the mistakes I currently make and are aware of, are not present in my papers. These mistakes may be common in entry level education, however I am now a student in an Undergraduate study, and need to implement a higher standard for my work. So to wrap it up, there was the items I did right, the mistakes that I need to work on, and the important information I have learned to fix the mistakes I have