As a writer, I have grown a lot from someone who used to hate writing too someone can enjoy it most of the time. I am still not the biggest fan of writing but if it 's something I like writing about I can enjoy it. My goal for writing this year is to use more detail and bigger vocabulary. A strategy I can use for using more detail I can elaborate more on important events in the story and add more about the background of characters. I can also read other text and come up with ideas from that.
The infomercial is appealing to our specific audience (people who enjoy literature and fictitious novels) due to the unique combination of a service which delivers a mystery box of books to the customer fast and cheaply while also retaining the thought of the customer and their preferences. The infomercial also hosts a large basis of logos as it is assumed that people who enjoy to read are generally more intellectual. Through the effective use of “scientific data”, logical reasoning, and other aspects, the infomercial appeals to the readers watching the advertisement by emphasising that there is no better alternative than the product. Besides the logos based advertisement, the infomercial has details about how everything works and pushes for
Not only does Maas’s book involve the reader emotionally, but she also makes it possible for the reader to relate to the characters and the hardships they face. In every book the reader is able to relate to one of the characters in one way or another. Maas makes the characters relatable, but she also makes the plot interesting and not like everyday life. This is very important in a good book and Maas has mastered this skill along with many
. In this class, I learned many writing skills, so I could advance to the next level of English. Most interesting I learned was how and when to use commas on week 4. After I handed in my second essay, I was able to see all the punctuation, grammar, and other mistakes. My instructor Lana Boswell also wrote comments on the back of rough draft essay so that I could keep improving my writing skills.
Another thing that helped me in this class is the journals, even though I did not feel like doing them they help me spot a lot of my silly errors and grammatical mistakes. Even though I have a lot more improving to do these class assignments help my writing to become more coherent and unified. Another thing that helped in this class was when our TA Mr. Shelford took over the class and taught the class a technique in proofreading our papers. Because our brain works faster than we can write at the end of writing my essay I read from the bottom up so my brain can
Moreover, I would like readers to not only understand all the information available in this portfolio but also understanding the purpose of my portfolio. Some of my strength as a writer is my ability of edit and revise. Honest, I write like I’m talking and I’ve had many people tell me how much they enjoy my writing either in emails or stories. Moreover, one of my teacher in high said that “once a reader reads a book or an essay will feel like he or she is in good hands.” I couldn’t understand at that time what he meant, but I liked the idea and didn’t forget that phrase till this day. I would really appreciate if my readers feel that, and that’s what I’m trying to achieve.
As mentioned in my previous journals the tutor is the backbone in my learning journey for this course. As a convention, I try and read the tutor’s comments several times to occupy in the real message so that I can concentrate on my faults. Because writing composition has always been my challenge I try and pay close attention so that I don’t keep taking in the same errors. Although, my emphasis is normally on what the ask of the assignment is, but I feel I get side tracked and make the mistakes that I can avoid in the interim. For the most part I conceive I’m ok, but at times I get swayed out with long sentences.
The capacity to create fictional worlds, some completely different from our own or some that are similar to and related to the life of the world within which we live. One of the most important reasons to have an emotional engagement in literature is in our empathy, humility, and our imagination. Which is the reason why we are so easily able to immerse ourselves in these alternate realities when we are reading a sci-fi or a drama piece. Another example would be how poetic texts are able to rhetorically engage and manipulate our feelings. More often than not, people turn to books and poetry during hard times.
When I write, I either get stuck or write paragraphs. I like to write about everything that I ponder about, have ideas for, or read. I like to write mostly realistic fiction or nonfiction. I like to write facts or things that might actually happen. I don’t like writing untrue or fiction information(Except if it has something to do with either utopian and dystopian fiction) .
This not only paints a clear picture in the reader’s head, but can also help the reader be more sympathetic with the character, and use that kind of development, question, and philosophy in their own writing, or even their own life. Learn from these authors To conclude these thoughts, both Edgar Allan Poe and John Green, two experienced writers, are able to use different types of conflict to develop their characters in a realistic