Reflection On My Writing Diagnostic

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Writing diagnostic I what i would like to get out of this class, i would like to improve on my writing skills. For example i want to be able to write essays easier and learn the write way to do so After high school i don't really have a plan but i am really excited to graduate, i am planning on going to college but i might take a year to think about what i would like to do i life. In the meantime when i turn 18 i am thinking about going to apply at tender care i think it would be a good fit for be mostly because i like to help people. Applying at tender care i will need to graduate and take a one month class that they pay for. My short term goals well soon i will have enuf money to buy a new vehicle i blew the front end out of mine. Soon

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