Need an argumentative essay on A continuous learning process of writing essays. Needs to be 4 pages. Please no plagiarism.Download file to see previous pages... I must admit that I had difficulty writ

Need an argumentative essay on A continuous learning process of writing essays. Needs to be 4 pages. Please no plagiarism.

I must admit that I had difficulty writing my first essay.&nbsp. I remember staring at the blank screen for an hour and yet I did even know how to start it.&nbsp. And when I had my first sentence written, my supporting sentences had to be rewritten many times for it to make sense.&nbsp. I had to make a lot of editing and despite those efforts in editing I noticed that there are still mistakes on it which I did not notice when I first wrote it.&nbsp. Clearly, I needed to improve on my writing skill.My succeeding essay is better than the first and the most obvious improvement that I noticed is my remarkable improvement in organizing my thoughts.&nbsp. I attribute this improvement to the fact that I had a good practice in the first essay that I was already familiar with the writing process when I wrote my second essay.&nbsp. Also, I found the second essay entitled “Filipino Language:&nbsp. Never Losing Your Identity” relatively easier to write because I can relate to it having written it from my own personal experience with a Filipino Friend and his household.&nbsp. In addition to the ease in writing, the process was also quite enjoyable because I was able to express myself.&nbsp. Unlike in the first essay about “Misperceptions about African Americans” where I struggled because I wrote from the realm of ideas, the second essay was a joy to write because I was able to express what I think and feel.&nbsp. My use of their vernaculars also such as “opo” and “pasok kayo”....

I attribute this improvement to the fact that I had a good practice in the first essay that I was already familiar with the writing process when I wrote my second essay. Also, I found the second essay entitled “Filipino Language: Never Losing Your Identity” relatively easier to write because I can relate to it having written it from my own personal experience with a Filipino Friend and his household. In addition to the ease in writing, the process was also quite enjoyable because I was able to express myself. Unlike in the first essay about “Misperceptions about African Americans” where I struggled because I wrote from the realm of ideas, the second essay was a joy to write because I was able to express what I think and feel. My use of their vernaculars also such as “opo” and “pasok kayo, pasok kayo” provided an intimate feel of the essay that the reader can relate to the subject being discussed. During the process of developing my writing skill, I discovered few things on the way which works well for in me writing. This may sound unusual but I learned or rather developed my own style in writing and editing that it is better to sleep on an essay and I mean to literally to sleep on it. When I mean sleeping on an essay, I meant reading back the essay after a good sleep. Reading back an essay after a good sleep meant that we have a fresher eyes and a clearer mind to look at the essay that we wrote and notice the mistakes that we overlooked before.