1)I have experience writing essays, summaries, and short reports in English as part of my university studies. I have also practiced writing reflections and discussion posts for different classes.

2)The longest piece of writing I have done was an academic essay of about 1,500 words. It was challenging but very useful for improving my writing and critical thinking skills.

3)The most challenging part for me is using academic vocabulary correctly and making my writing sound clear and formal. Sometimes I also find it difficult to structure my ideas in a logical way.

4)I plan to improve my writing by reading more academic texts, practicing regularly, and using feedback from my teachers. I also want to expand my vocabulary and learn more about proper grammar structures for academic writing.

2. On the final essay of philosophy, i write something about 10.000 symbols in essay

3. Gramma, and finding ideas to continue the text

4. Just exercise, listen and learn.

I don’t find something hard in english writing, it’s just your own opinion you need to write.

I’m planning to upgrade my english skills, I have some ideas for it, but I prefer to not share this.

1)When I was preparing for ielts exam, I often wrote essays on different topics.

2)I don’t remember well, but I think it was 300words

3) in writing for me most hardest was finding synonyms for words and grammar

4) I think if I will read more books in English, it can help to improving my skills

1. Since my first year in Narxoz University i wrote dozens of texts in english. Beginning with 2-3 sentence tale at my english class, and finishing with 800 word essay on my History Class. Also when i was participating in Flex Programme i was writing 5 essays by myself.

2. My History class final essay was longest i have ever wrote.

3. For me its, that i can’t write words that i usually use in my kazakh/russian vocabulary, and it makes harder to express my feelings.

4. Disciplines as academic writing and business communication i guess will improve my writing skills

2nd question: i think it was a philosophy class. my task was to write an academic essay

3rd question: the most challenging part for me is not knowing where to start and also lack of ideas

4th question: maybe start to read in english more and develop my critical thinking skills. Also i would like to write something for fun

zhuldyz

1)I have always been bad at writing especially in essay.cause I don't like it.i don't think that writing is necessary for me.i can emphasize that for me easier to solve problems or write brief answers.

2)My The longest essay consisted of approximately 150 words.

3)everything

4)I need to read books.i rarely do this kind of activity.

2. It was 12000 characters

3. Finding and searching the topic

4. Reading more essay and books

• Once I wrote my whole project work in English.

• The longest essay was on the History of Kazakhstan in English, 3 pages.

• The most challenging thing is to write in Apa styles and more scientific.

• Read more, also practicing to write by myself without any translators and ai

1. Majority of my experience comes from classes in university, but I wrote small essays on school.

2. The longest pieces of writhing in English were my essay for MSPS, it was about 24.000 characters, and 10 pages long theatrical play that my pears and I wrote for our English class

3. The most challenging thing for me is fully expressing my thoughts and structuring it.

4. I plan to write more essays and read more.

1)Writing essays at school and at the 1st year of University, also making descriptions of the videos for work.

2)About 750-800 words. It was Final Exam for the course History of Kazakhstan, about 3 events that happened on my birthday. At school it was about 300-350 words.

3)My not very huge vocabulary, sometimes grammar and unclear topics(for example, essays topics).

4)Improve my grammar and enhance my vocabulary.

1. I started to write some essays and statements in English at Narxoz , but before I don’t have a big experience in writing.

2. My longest writing was 1000-1500 words in my first year.

3. The difficulties I faced most are vocabulary and sentence construction.

4. I think that in order to improve my writing in English, I need to practice more and not be afraid of making mistakes.

2. About 500 words I think. It was final essay on my course of Philosophy.

3. As for me, the most difficult thing in writing an essay is vocabulary and lack of ideas.

4. And the last question about improving my writing, I think the solution is practice.

1. I have some experience in writing in English. For example, at school we wrote a little essay. And In the last 2 semesters we had a subjects where we passed big essay on 1500 words. Teachers explained us how to write opinion essays, reflection essays and so on.

2. My longest piece of writing was a final essay on the history of Kazakhstan in the 2nd semester. We need to find all information from books, and write essay by topics. Overall paragraphs were 5 or 6, and words more than 1000.

3. For me the most challenging in writing is begin. When teachers give the topic, I have a lot of ideas. And I need to put my thoughts together and sort them.

4. I'll plan to learn write in English without water. Because I have some problem with English, and I can explain one idea in two or three sentences.

1. As for me, since the school period I wrote many essays and works in English. Most of them were academic for study programs and sessions but I also sometimes got creative and wrote more personal and art pieces.

2. I could not answer for sure but I believe the longest was about 13.000 words? For 7 pages 12 size, Times New Roman font for my final essay in the first semester. However, usually the works are not so big and complicated, I do not like to write to "watery" with many abstract things but as you can see, I also cannot write in a just a few sentences either.

3. Vocabulary I would say?.. I mostly look at Wordhunt or Cambridge dictionary to find synonyms and make my work look more appealing and lively.

4. First of all, I believe that in your classes we will read more pieces on different genres, that alone will increase my overall English level. Nevertheless, to boost it even more I also would love to learn and remember new synonyms, some high level adjectives and grammar, because I have a tendency to forget the learning material fast without revision.

1) I have good experience of writing in English. I wrote a lot of articles as parts of summative english assessments in my school. I also had a few English pen pals, though it was more of an informal writing

2) We had a History of Kazakhstan course in which we were required to write an article with around 800 words in it

3) The right usage of tenses

4) I plan on watching informative videos in English to help me better understand the language’s rules. I’m also taking an academic writing class in which, I hope to learn new and useful skills

1) At school I had a lot of writing tasks like essays, articles and etc. Also when I was preparing for IELTS exam, I wrote a lot of essays.

2) My longest piece in writing was an essay on philosophy, 500 words at Narxoz University

3) Most challenging about written is gramma. Sometimes I am confused what tense most suitable for a situation.

4) I want to improve my writing skills through reading articles, learning new words and phrases, catching up grammar.

For 3 months I have been preparing for my IELTS, where there was a section of writing. There I received 5.5 grade.

The longest essay i wrote I presume must been an essay I wrote for my final exam for module of social and political knowledge. I wrote about 10 essays for various topics to be prepared for any topic that might appear in classroom exam.

The most challenging about writing essays for me is to find the right words that look most fitting and that do not repeat.

I think the key to improve your writing is to read lots of works and find the aspects that makes them good and improve your writing with such insights , that's what I'm going to do.

I grew up in Kazakh culture, fam/school/extra classes (дополнительные) all of there were in kazakh. No russian(I mean almost all day, but I speak well, definitely C1 level), no english.

I finished my school with red diploma and gold medal, my 1course was plenty hard (gpa 3.11) and 2course (3.7) was also hard a bit but I could manage.

I definitely need more practice, but still sometimes afraid to speak. Bc most of participants I know well, it is annoying

Yes.Aigerim

2) Probably the longest was the mspk essay. It was my first experience in writing long essays

3) I have too small a vocabulary and it prevents me from writing about complex topics

4) I will write a lot on my personal journal on different topics and I will read more books

Maiken Aruzhan