Personal Narrative Analysis

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Over the course of the writing year I have learned many new skills. It was very helpful to learn these skills because know I know how to use them in real writing and speaking. Some of the skills I learned include how to identify a run on sentence, how to have a productive argument with someone and how to write various types of sentences. These skills will definitely help later in life. If I ever have to argue my views on something to someone else I will know how to share my opinions reasonably and with evidence to back it up. When I know how to write various types of sentences I will be able to put my words onto a page and have them not only make sense grammarly but also make sense when they are read. I can now identify a run on sentence

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