Describe the world you come from - for example, your family, community or school - and tell us how your world has shaped your dreams and aspirations.
The narrow hall ends in a large spacious room where my grandmother sits. I grab a seat next to her while she rests in her wheelchair, bundled in many layers. She smiles up at me as I walk in. "Laundry day again?" she asks.
Every weekend, I walk up to my grandparents' house and just talk to her. Through these conversations, I have learned so much about her struggles, her joys, and her life. My mom says that my grandmother is the most intelligent woman in the world. My grandmother did not receive a proper education, but if she did, I could picture her as a government official. Even without any education, she somehow managed to pass the citizenship test. [..]
I'm debating whether I should use this one or create a new one.
Please be harsh.
How are the transitions?
- Is it too cliche?
- Is it too much like a story?
- Is there too much about her and not enough about me? How should I change it?
- Grammar mistakes, etc.
Thank you in advance.
The narrow hall ends in a large spacious room where my grandmother sits. I grab a seat next to her while she rests in her wheelchair, bundled in many layers. She smiles up at me as I walk in. "Laundry day again?" she asks.
Every weekend, I walk up to my grandparents' house and just talk to her. Through these conversations, I have learned so much about her struggles, her joys, and her life. My mom says that my grandmother is the most intelligent woman in the world. My grandmother did not receive a proper education, but if she did, I could picture her as a government official. Even without any education, she somehow managed to pass the citizenship test. [..]
I'm debating whether I should use this one or create a new one.
Please be harsh.
How are the transitions?
- Is it too cliche?
- Is it too much like a story?
- Is there too much about her and not enough about me? How should I change it?
- Grammar mistakes, etc.
Thank you in advance.