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"Moving into the land of dream" how to improve my narrative essay [8]
Hi Jhoi Go
I just try as much as posible because I myself also need help to, but I can show you some basic grammar errors. I'm looking at your essay quickly then. Goodluck
I like your essay, your feeling like what I felt when I first came here too! Yes, I believe you will be succeed in your learning
=>It's time to say goodbye! My heart began to ache and I started to cry. I remember vividly that day,December 19, 2008, five days before Christmas, the day we left our country. While we were sitting on the airplane from Philippines bound to Greensboro, I was thinking about my family, my friends, and our future. I thought, "Why do we need to go to America? Everything here is fine". I knew that my mother is worried about me. Suddenly I heard my husband talking to me "don't think too much, everything will going to be alright. We will have a beautiful future in America." Yes, I could do many things in Philippines, but I also would be able to do many things in America. When the airplane arrived in Detroit. We stranded there due to inclement weather. So, we needed to spent our night on the Detroit airport and waiting for the next flight going to Greensboro. In (I think "with", but I'm not sure) fourteen hours of journey, I felt so exhausted, tired, and sleepy. When we arrived at the Greensboro airport, my husband's new employer and his associates (co-workers? if you mean the people who work with your husband) patiently waiting for us at the waiting area. They helped us to pick up our luggages. They started introducing one another (if more than 2 people, use one another, if 2 people use each other), and after that we went to a restaurant to get something to eat. Afterward, we had stayed at my aunt's house for almost a month; she(you're talking about your aunt, so you "she", instead of "they") guided (give information, show...) us how to adjust to new live in this country.
=>After a month, we already found a place to stay and started living on our own. During the first two months, I had a great time with my husband and son. I felt like I am really free (use some other word, don't use free, because you had lived free in your country too, use something like "I felt so much better" or " I felt as if I were in a heaven" (just kidding). This is a beautiful country. Everything is different, different language, different food, and different people. Everything was new to me. I was like a new person, who needed to learn many new things. Eventually, it was the time for my son to go to kindergarten. I enrolled him to the public school in Greensboro. Everybody asked me, "How long have you been here? Can you speak English?" Although I studied English in my country, I couldn't understand nor speak at all. I felt like my tongue got numb inside and my body started to shake. I felt so bad that day and very disappointed to myself. Every time I needed to go to somewhere, my husband had to accompanied with me. I couldn't communicate (don't use speak all the time) to anybody because of my limited English. As a result, I began to hate everything in here. I hated people, myself, and my husband, who brought me here to America. I missed my home, relatives, friends, and everything in my native country. Things began worsen. I felt like I would going to go crazy.
=> Worrying about my situation, my husband suggested that I need to go back to school. So that we moved here in Wilmington. The first thing I did was practicing driving. After I got my driver's license, I went to café fear community college to register and I was accepted. I went home with a big smile on my face. Then my confidence got back and I began to like America. Right now I am very happy in CfCC; it is (use "is" because the college still there and still nice)a nice place, the people are nice and friendly. My English is better now but my son still makes fun of ("make fun of" ="teasing" too) me because of my (English,Philipine because "accent~strange") accent. Even though I can't speak English very well, I believe I will be able to speak well someday. I believe the saying "If others can do why can't I" so for me learning has no ending.