shinji344
Nov 21, 2009
Undergraduate / UC Berkeley prompt - Symptoms of Self Discovery [4]
Hey there. The intro paragraph got me hooked, and my interest was not let down. But I saw some tiny errors I thought you might wanna look at:
I reread to each quote. ... get rid of "to"
I reread each quote...it sounds less awkward.
And try not to use contractions in college essays. I learned that from my ap lit teacher.
So far, I don't have a lot to say about the grammar/sentence conventions.
But your prompt is already over a 1000 words, so I suggest abridging some ideas.
And the reader doesn't need to hear the same idea twice, like the quote..."What is popular is not always right, what is right is not always popular," in the 6th paragraph.
You can also use a different word for "pain" because it was written a lot. Try using a thesaurus for reference.
But other than the things I said, I think your topic has a good ending... "I want to be the first...legacy." It makes the reader wonder what your obstacles will be to achieve that.
I hope my thoughts helped. Please read my UC prompt!
Hey there. The intro paragraph got me hooked, and my interest was not let down. But I saw some tiny errors I thought you might wanna look at:
I reread to each quote. ... get rid of "to"
I reread each quote...it sounds less awkward.
And try not to use contractions in college essays. I learned that from my ap lit teacher.
So far, I don't have a lot to say about the grammar/sentence conventions.
But your prompt is already over a 1000 words, so I suggest abridging some ideas.
And the reader doesn't need to hear the same idea twice, like the quote..."What is popular is not always right, what is right is not always popular," in the 6th paragraph.
You can also use a different word for "pain" because it was written a lot. Try using a thesaurus for reference.
But other than the things I said, I think your topic has a good ending... "I want to be the first...legacy." It makes the reader wonder what your obstacles will be to achieve that.
I hope my thoughts helped. Please read my UC prompt!