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What Have I Learned

I have learned many things as a writer this year. In the beginning of the year I could not even describe myself as a writer, I was a poor writer. I had a restricted vocabulary, only knew few literary devices, and had no transitions because I had no interest in writing. This year in English has been very enlightening because I have learned so much. I've finally discovered myself as an analytical/informational writer. I have made improvements in structure of work, grammar in general, and fluidity of the writing. I can happily claim that I have discovered myself as a writer.

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