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    William Zinsser, the author of “Simplicity,” was clearly a very simple man. He has figured out that clutter is a common theme in writing. In his essay, he makes it clear that clutter and “fuzz,” in writing can distract and bore a reader. To further prove that William Zinsser is a simple man, he writes and edits three of the same essay to make it easier to understand. One was written in 1980, another in 1998, and finally in 2006. In all three of the essays, the first paragraph remains the…

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    “I start writing without having very much of a plot in my mind or on paper- only a very hazy idea of what the pattern on the book is to be. But it seems to work itself out as I go along, quite naturally and inevitably. I prefer the word pattern to plot as it sounds more natural and even better if I dare use it is Hopkin’s word “Inscape”- while plot sounds arbitrary, heavy headed and artificial- all that I wish to avoid. One should have a pattern and then fit each piece in keeping with others…

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    COURSE REFLECTION (approximately 300 words) Course Reflection Three (3) things you’ve learned from this course 1-I learned how to manage my time and improved my study skills , managing my time helped me too much in my personal life and to be productive 2- how to keep my self-motivated and such things , Making notes and taking breaks because when I give my self a break while studying I am lazy to return studying 3- It helps me to make difference which skills is good in me and which skills I…

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    Reflection Choosing my three vignettes was fairly easy I was reading through them and these three just stuck out from the others because they are the best vignettes that describe me what i do and how I try to act everyday.I started re reading each vignette and seeing if i could make each one better so i started adding to each one to make them more complete. During my time writing these vignettes i have learned so much about myself, I have learned first how i got my name and what my parents…

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    The suspense essay was a surprisingly hard essay to work on, I say this because I already know i'm not the best writer, so doing this was extremely stressful, but I completed it. When we first were told about the essay we had to choose what stories we were going to write about, I chose the stories “Cujo” written by Stephen King and the story “Sorry, Wrong Number” written by Lucille Fletcher. Once we decided on the stories we had to work with a partner to chose two pieces of evidence from each…

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    Prewriting The idea of prewriting is so the writer can organize all his thoughts onto paper to construct a well written essay. The key to prewriting is starting early, staying on topic, and having a variety of ideas to include in the paper. Many writers have trouble with prewriting because it takes time to think what to write about. Jean Kerr, a famous writer, admitted she reads soup can labels to avoid her time thinking of something to write (3). In Steps to Writing Well, Jean Wyrick delivers…

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    possible to obtain knowledge about the world” (Alligood, 2014, p. 242). Also, in agreement with the moderate realist position, the SCDTN takes the view of human beings as, “dynamic, unitary beings who exist in their environments, who are in the process of becoming, and who possess free-will as well as other essential human qualities” (Alligood, 2014,…

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    In John M. Williams’ book, Style: Lessons in Clarity and Grace, he discusses the concepts of characters, actions and concision in writing in chapters three, four and nine. Williams emphasizes these points as a part of his vision that writers should write clearly and anyone can write in this manner (2). When a writer understands and applies Williams’ principals as described in these chapters, the reader will perceive the writing more clearly and directly (46). Williams focuses on making the…

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    My Essay In My Writing

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    When considering my own writing, I would say I am very capable of coming up with original ideas. My thoughts are creative, but I struggle to get all of my arguments into the essay. In my mind, I understand my thought and the reasons behind it. When I have to support claims in a written form I have a habit of sometimes leaving out a piece. I also have noticed repetitiveness and slight disorganization in the way that similar thoughts are sometimes split up throughout the essay. Another issue I…

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    professor seriously and centered my goals around growing as a writer. I now understand how important it to reread my pieces of writing, multiple times, in order to ensure that what I mean to say is actually what I am saying. I need to make my thought process clearer for my audience to follow along and understand the deeper meaning of my piece. My piece, “A Bite of Relief” has given me the…

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