An Autobiographical Essay: My Passion Of Writing

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Writing Is My Passion; An Autobiographical Essay Writing is something that I love to do, academic or not. I know that I have both strengths and weaknesses. Nonetheless, even with my love for writing, there are also things that I find to be difficult and frustrating. However, there is nothing that I would love to do more than write and improve on my writing for the rest of my life. I have things that I desire to improve upon, and things that I feel could use work as I take this course. The best academic essay I have ever written was my piece on weighted GPAs versus unweighted GPAs in a high school setting. I weighed the pros and cons of having weighted GPAs against not having them, and eventually came to the conclusion that having a weighted …show more content…

One of these things is having to find inspiration before I can start to write. If I try to write without inspiration, it becomes bad writing, and it seems to drone on for a long time. If I write without inspiration, nothing sounds right or good. Another thing I find frustrating about writing is when I do not like the topic. If I don’t like the topic, it makes starting the work a lot harder than it would if I liked the topic. I feel like that plays into my problem with lack of inspiration, but there are a few small differences. I might adore the topic, and not have inspiration, and it makes it harder to write. In this scenario, there is nothing motivating me to convey my feelings and put work into a topic that I don’t find interesting. As I mentioned before, there are goals that I have for my writing as I take this course. One of those goals is to learn more about active and passive voice, so that I may make my writing more appealing to the reader. I know a few, very basic things about active and passive voice. I know that a passive voice is sometimes seen as poor writing, so I would like to learn how to avoid using passive voice and how to incorporate more active voice into my

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