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- I am a writer I had never thought of myself as a writer until now, despite the fact that I’ve been one ever since I was little. It is hard to ignore my first year of primary school, the early memories of learning the basics, an assignment in which I had to write a letter is fresh in my mind, my mom’s birthday had just happened so it was the perfect assignment for the perfect occasion; maybe my creativeness made me a little bit extra, and I ended up making a giant letter to wish my mom a happy birthday that made my teacher burst into laugh. As years passed by, I always stood up for my writing from an academic perspective. My passion for reading was reflected in my book review for my Spanish class at age 15, which caused my teacher to congratulate me and see me as a role model for the class. I happened to like that class so much, therefore, my autobiography for the yearbook, which happened to be a Spanish project as well, made Mrs. Liviana show how proud of me she was again. I never thought of writing as something serious, not all of my memories with writing make me so proud, one of them happened when I started attending English classes: I still feel embarrassed when I think of me confusing the word ‘battery’ as for ‘drum set’, due to the similarity of the term in my native language, but one of my mottos is ‘practice makes perfect’, and it was reflected on my teacher’s joy when she told me how much I had improved as the semester went by. One of my main goals is to not only inspire others with my words but most importantly, to inspire myself, which I hope is reflected well in my college essays. After analyzing all of this, I think I can actually call myself a writer. **This is an assignment from an online writing course I'm taking. I felt free to share it with you guys. Please leave any corrections or your thoughts about it, and feel free to share your experience as "a writer" as well.January 9, 202030
- Name of future tense (will/going to) So I took an English exam for a contest in which I had a section with theory of the grammar. Thankfully I passed to the next round and I'm studying in order to increase my score and get 1st place. I remember one question that basically was about when you should use 'will' and when you should use 'going to'. But it referred to the tenses with an specific name and I can't remember it. If you know it please let me know.August 17, 201930
- Hi Noriko!
I passively learned English when I was a kid, I would listen to Katy Perry, Lady Gaga, Michael Jackson, and so much more singers, and I was frustrated because I couldn't understand anything! So my biggest motivation at the time was being able to understand those beautiful songs I loved listening to. Ten years later I finally enrolled into English classes because I want to live abroad and my career will require it, but I loved so much seeing how I improved throughout one year. And that feeling made me start to self study Korean and now that I've finished my English classes I'm learning Chinese.
At first I just wanted to understand people from U.S. now I want to live there, I want to use the language. Since I have achieved a little bit of fluency, English is now a tool for me, I have learned so much using this language, and my goal is to continue learning English in order to one day make foreign languages education in my little town easier to reach and pass my passion to our future generation.0 votedJuly 4, 20190

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