How To Write A Letter From It's Ilse Kloosterman

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Hello Ms. Warren, It’s Ilse Kloosterman, and I’m so excited for you to be my English teacher and help me to challenge myself, grow in my writing and reading skills, and think a little deeper. English is a fairly tough for me, as I have awful grammar, and I have troubles with creative thinking. When writing without a specific topic, I find it challenging to come up with a true solid idea. Also, it’s extremely difficult when writing, to keep my writing brief and concise, or afterward trying to find ways to shorten it. Quieter places, with moderate talking, are places that I feel happiest, as I can work best in these areas. Environments with some music generate a feeling of more success, as music is a strong passion of mine, and it helps

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