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Reflective Essay: How To Improve English Writing Skills

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Finally it's the summer vacation I've been craning for. I went to Cheonan city hall today. I forgot to bring an umbrella with me, thinking that it won't be raining. I left the window wide open when I was departing, which is a great indication of how I was'n expecting it to rain.
I went to the barber's academy I've been few months ago. I made a mistake of getting there too early, ending up having to wait for an hour. But I think the absence of any form of charge is so great that the significance of time I spent waiting can be mitigated by the money I saved by doing so, since I won't be making the equivalent amount of money if I were to work for the same hour.
I heard lightening strikes while I'm getting my hair cut. I had to get rained …show more content…

Therefore, writing an essay is better in serveral ways than writing just diary, since I can practice in the form which is more simillar to what I will do in the exam. In particular, I can use paragraph forms and vocabulary which are more analoguous to that will be used in the exam.
8/19
Solar power technology has not become prolific because of following reasons.
Firstly, the technology itself has't developed enough, making itself not competent against other major energy sources like fossil fuel and nuclear energy. Solar energy has several downsides which haven't yet overcome. Unlike other widely used energy sources, The amount of power a solar power plant can produce is limited to the intensity and duration of sunlight. Energy convetion rates of the most advanced photovoltaic cells isn't high eneough to overcome this limitation yet.
Secondly, current subdued oil market effected solar power industry. Due to cheap fossil fuel cost, consumers have less interest in purchasing expensive and inefficient PV cells.
Lasty, there are insufficient power grid facilities that can attenuate one of solar power's cons, namely, intermittence. There are not enough energy solutions that can affordably store the energy generated by PV plant when the sun

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