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    immigrant person who was raised overseas‚ the language barrier was my biggest challenge that I have faced in my life. As a child‚ I grew up learning Arabic and French as my second language. I have always loved to write in my native language. I loved how I can express myself and my feelings without even saying them out loud. “But‚ can I still do this?” a question that was always driving me hazy. A new language means English was my nightmare; it was really hard for me not only to speak the language

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    all. And then give up.” (Elbow 14) This is exactly how I have struggled with all of my essays. Particularly‚ staring at a blank paper‚ I cannot think of anything to write because my mind is empty. In addition‚ it is so hard for me to push myself to write a stream of words. Therefore‚ I am definitely not a writer because I do not like to write‚ not have writing passion‚ nor reading hobby. First of all‚ I am not a writer because I do not like to write. Personally‚ I prefer face-to-face communication than

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    “ON BECOMING A WRITER” BY: micheal white INSTRUCTOR: DR.BRANDY T.WILSON COURSE: ENGLISH COMPOSITION ENGLISH 115 April 10‚ 2011 When Russell Baker was grown up that he discovery that he had a talent as a writer. He thought to his self that it sounds good to become a writer. He decided to let people know that he wanted to be a writer. His third year of high school the English class became boring and the grammar was dull and he didn’t like his assignments English compositions. He

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    Summary: On Becoming a Writer Growing up we all have that one person that influences us to be the person we’ve become or hope to become. For Russell Baker that person was his high school English teacher Mr. Fleagle‚ who inspired him to be a writer. For Baker‚ writing “…gave me the way of thinking for myself which satisfied my need to have an identity” (p.81). In his memoir Growing Up (1982) Baker stated he was worried that writing was not a real career and that it would be hard to live off

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    such a lovely image to my eyes‚ yet the factor which fascinates me the most is the movement and precision of the rider which leads to a poised performance by the team. The first time I ever rode a horse‚ I was eight years old. Sitting on a fourteen hands high mare seemed magical and that’s when I knew I wanted to become like my inspiration Nick Skelton - a world-renowned show jumping rider. My parents knew how much I wanted to learn so they began sending me to lessons. My instructor first taught

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    Writers protest war by using imagery‚ irony‚ and structure. The writers in this DBQ to protest against war using and describing images and war. They use irony by making the title seem for war while the text really is against war. They use structure like lists and such to describe how they die because of simple thing. I think writers using imagery‚ irony‚ and structure is an effective way of protesting war. Writers use imagery to protest war by describing certain events that happened using sensory

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    Victorian literature‚ and according to Ilana Miller‚ “the [novel’s] importance to the era could easily be compared to the importance of the plays of Shakespeare for the Elizabethans.” Literature during the Victorian era was‚ for many of the female writers‚ secretive and feministic due to the rights of women back in those days where women were permitted to be well-mannered and subordinate to men. A main topic was the ongoing conflict between industrialized Northern England and rural Southern England

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    wanted to do‚ write. Sadly‚ the only reason I took the creative writing class was because it was a core class I had to take for my major. Little did I know that my love for creative writing would soon flourish. As we drove father into the class‚ I realized I started to become excited to come to class. Since I was a kid‚ I always loved to put in a good CD and sit down at my computer to write. I wrote poetry‚ short stories‚ and even half of a book before. When I got old enough to begin visiting colleges

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    learned many skills on how to be more of a professional writer. In the beginning‚ my papers were lacking in many places and as I continued‚ they became stronger in those places through time and effort. Throughout this self-reflection‚ you will learn what I improved upon and what I have yet to master. One of my mistakes I make when writing a paper is the simple words I used. In my personal narrative‚ I said‚”When I lost the most important thing in my life.” Thing could have met anything. If I changed

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    influence the characteristics of the life and the people of a particular region. By analyzing them‚ we will see certain themes and the similarities within the regions. While Southern writers focus on their proud heritage‚ every aspect of being “Southern” and wishing things could be the way they used to be. Northern writers tend to focus on Puritanism religion and beliefs. They looked forward to their religious freedom and moving forward from the past. They had no desire for things to remain the way they

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