My Writing Experience

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Having gone through my primary level and the secondary level, it gave me the opportunity and privilege of getting to like the manner at which the writers were using different types of writing techniques to make their stories interesting. It gave me that burning desire to be among the top writers in the universe when my time comes. Throughout this essay, I am going to give some of the reasons as to why I decided to enroll in the course and the advantages of writing towards my academic skills and professional life.
We are a family of six made of four boys and two girls. I being the second born, I had to follow the footsteps of our first born to ensure that the daily needs of the family are attained. We were not privileged enough to have both of our parents due to a road accident that claimed their lives. It was in this situation when I noticed that elder brother was always too busy with his computer. One day I gathered my guts to ask him why he was always too busy on the computer. It was then and there that he showed me about the writing industry to which it was behind the up keeping of the family. With my past desire …show more content…

I decided to take an English course to go hand in hand with my writing desire. To my surprise, I realized that some of the lessons we were being taught in the course I had gone through them while learning how to write. One of the main requirements in every college is that one must write a proposal. To people like me, coming up with a proposal writing was not a problem since I already had professional knowledge of how to write essays and projects. Writing and grammar work hand in hand since it makes one’s story to be interesting and catchier to the reader. My performance was extraordinary to an extent that whenever a student wanted clarification, the teacher would ask me to step in to offer the

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