I don't remember many things of middle school that had to do with my English writing skill. I mainly recall my time with my friends and the games we played. I just remember them, even though there weren't many of them—probably only few over my entire middle school life. Other than that, the English writing things I can recall include writing a lot of  English notes from the board to my exercise book. it just  enhanced my speed with out knowing what it was about, which is not good. reading bunch of story and general science books, giving presentations in front of the class, and performing a conversation with some classmates.

Our teachers did their best to teach us, and the animation movies assisted us with how the language is spoken. To tell the truth, I didn't fully get the dialogue or the plot of those movies; I barely understood about half of what was said. I suppose you might say that I struggled with English. Yet I continued to appreciate the movies. The movies were amusing enough to make me smile. but they didn't help me that much when it comes to writing.

 

I actually remember that I wrote my very first essay in grade nine, just after we returned from the holiday break. Our English teacher gave us a word essay assignment to write about something for which we were grateful for and gave us four days to complete it. I was quite anxious at the time, but as soon as I went home, I started drafting. It was difficult for me at first, but as I kept going, I began to write in a lovely manner and with clarity. but to write it with a lovely manner my instructors feed back was very helpful for me the feed back I wont forget is he told me to write in a complete manner, I would just start of a topic to talk about and not finish that and begin another one and that made it hard to read so my instructor kind of showed me how to write in a coherent manner that day. and i can say that impacted me as a writer and I had a tremendous change on my writing skill, I was so proud of myself at that time . I was so excited to be able to express myself through writing and to be able to communicate exactly what I wanted to say. The ability to write, express my feelings and clearly describe what I want to say made me so happy. After that it motivated me to write my own journal. . I simply started writing about how my day went , about my weekly goals, and even the problems and stress I faced and how I dealt with them. The thing I loved about writing a journal is that you can express yourself without pressure, and the best part is that it will help you improve your writing skills without knowing it and help you become a better writer. It has become a very big part of my life until now.