From reading this blog it is obvious that Kristin is very good at writting. The imitation excersise that she did was very interesting and shows her writting off well. I could tell from reading the first draft of her first paper to reading the final draft of her third paper that her writting has become more descriptive, I could see how good her writting has become.
The last two reading responses didn't show up, which was upsetting because I wanted to see what he wrote. Something I noticed in John's writing is the fact that in both the first paper and the third paper John mentioned his English teacher from high school.
I noticed when going through Helen's reading responses that the wrong imitation excersise was put into her blog. One thing I noticed in Helen's writing from the first draft of the first paper to the final draft of the third paper was that her paragraphs became smaller.
The first reading response was very thoughtful, seeing as it was two paragraphs. I had read Amanda's draft of the final paper in class and had made a lot of comments about it. Between that draft and the one that I just read a few changes were made, the descriptions that were put in were very good, it helped me see what was happening in the story.
Looking through my imitation excersise I realise that my first imitation was very descriptive while my other two were based on a Sci-Fi show that I like. After looking through my papers I noticed that I use about the same amount of description and that in all of my essays I mentioned something about a British series. In the first papers I mentioned characters from Doctor Who and Torchwood, which I did in the third paper as well, and in the second paper I mentioned Harry Potter, in the third paper I mentioned Harry Potter twice. I like to write about the things I read and watch on TV or in movies.
Posted by chibihi on December 8, 2008
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