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Personal Narrative-Analysis

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I always thought I was competent when it came to English. At various times my past teachers rewarded me with compliments in regards to my work. These compliments lead me to believe that I was a skilled writer, a proficient writer to be exact. In each of my past writings, I was sure that the content, structure, and mechanics were properly

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