Rough Draft Process Analysis

When beginning to write an essay everyone has their own method of doing so. Some may like to brainstorm while others may prefer to go straight into writing about their topic. I personally beginning every essay by collecting ideas about my topic before coordinating them into a type of diagram, next I proceed to do my rough draft before revising over the paper and finally composing my final draft. The point of the writing process is to help break everything down so ideas can be organized and everything can make perfect sense for not just the writer but also the reader.

Writing anessay can be difficult if a person does not know how or where to begin. I personally believe the first step of writing is to list down ideas about the topic. After...show more content...

Proofreading and revising is a very crucial step in the writing process. If a person does not proofread then the essay they worked on may not make sense and may overall confuse the reader. Using correct punctuation shows how sentences are supposed to be read. Once I have made sure all my sentences are grammatically correct I then compose my final copy of the essay. Writing can be difficult if not done correctly. That is why there is a writing process to follow. Using some type of way to group ideas together help coordinate how the essay will go. Then once the ideas are put together the rough draft can be formed and edited. After everything has been writing accordantly the essay can then be turned in. Some may think the writing process is just some more additional steps to getting their essay done but overall it makes the writing experience easier and more Get more content

Rough Draft Soccer always been a great part of my life. I play it since, I was three years old. My greatest moment was the final game of the district tournament. It was the first time for me and my teammates to make it that far. I had to act like I got it all under control since I was the captain of the team but I was shaking until the game started. The game went by fast, it was the minute 89 and it was a draw one to ne after my friend's header goal from the corner kick. We had two minutes before we go to extra time and everyone in the field already so exhausted. The other team had the ball, and I was at the center back, I ran and cut the ball from the other team, I began running as fast as I can. I was not sure either to pass it or keep

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In America, football is one of the most popular sport. For example, the Super bowl is on of the most celebrated game of the year. For some history of the sport, American football games typically start with a tailgate party. Fans from all over the world arrive at the parking lot outside of the stadium. Typically, you'll see people having BBQ's and having a good time. In American football, even high school games have tailgate parties. In states like Texas where there is small cities, the whole town shuts down and everyone goes to watch the game. Before every American football game, there is a pre–game show and a half time show. The half time show typically lasts the whole halftime and usually there is a performance by a music artists. Before the game is played, everyone in the stands is...show more content...

The draft is when the NFL administers a draft in which each team in turn, starting with the one with the poorest record in the previous year, selects players. Each team's coaching staff evaluates all the players in the draft regarding the team's needs and strategies. Once players are selected from the draft, players arrive at what we call a summer camp which each player learns numerous complex plays in the playbook. There are three specialized teams, each with 11 players, the offense, the defense, and special teams. Some players may only have one job such as the kicker which he only kick field goals and kickoffs. For a little background of the organization of the offense and defense is the offense is given four plays to get a first down by advancing 10 yards. Each field goal is worth three points, and as for a touchdown, it is worth six points. Each coach has a playbook describing each play in detail and during summer camp, each player is expected to learn those plays. To keep organization during the game, there are referees used in the game which depict what certain penalties should be called in the

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Education has changed students' lives for years. Why do you think education is important to teens? What some students don't get, if you don't have an education you will not end up having a very good job. Some students just blow off school and don't listen. On the other hand, there are some kids that do listen and they will end up being very successful. One reason I think education is important to students is it will help prepare them make good grades so they can be involved in extracurricular activities. If they want to play sports, they need to keep a passing grade in all classes. By keeping their grades up students will be able to represent their school in many ways. Extracurricular activities can help students become

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Ciara Johnson

Mrs. Hamm

Intro to Basic Writing

12 September 2015

Rough Draft I use to enjoy reading and writing. The joy of going to the bookstore and picking out a great book excited me. I would curl up in my bed and image the world around me as if I was in the book myself. Everything changed during my four high school years. During middle school, the end of course test was always TAKS. It was a very easy test to pass but, my eight grade year I heard it would be the last of the Texas Assessment of Knowledge and skills. I was scared a brand new test, that would determine if I go to the next grade, I was terrified. State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness or better known as STAAR, I remember hearing about it on the news. We were...show more content... I ended up failing but I wasn't to upset since the whole school district ended up failing it was like going to school again. I went to summer school and passed the writing test. Sophomore and junior year were the hardest for me with the writing test. Sophomore year I did not pass my writing and reading, I ended up going to summer school again, and I still did not pass. After not passing the second time my junior year started. The school offered tutoring afterschool and I would have pullouts during my class. Pullouts is where you would be pulled out of a non–essential class for tutoring during school. After I spent all that time studying and practicing I still didn't pass. I just didn't understand what was wrong with me, I felt dumb and worthless. Each time I take a test I would pray to god, to help me through it a give me strength. But I felt as though he wasn't listening to me, I was so ashamed of myself. I know I was at my worst when I was thinking about dropping out of high school. I felt like I failed everyone my mother, father and most of all myself. I had one last time to pass the test before my senior year. At this point, I was over the test I had no courage left in me to fail again But, I had no

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Friendship is when you find your soulmate, the way you keep that friendship stable and,strong is by having trust in one another, and fight against time

The way you know that your friend has become your best friend,is by have a lot of thing in common. When something happens she is the person you want to tell and cry on her shoulder. You can trust her on anything and the key offriendship to never end is that no matter the situation there will always have one another and no what secret is ,they will never say a word about it.

For example, my best friend and i always help one another, when she has a problem i will always their through it and help her get through the out it. We never let eachother

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A "rough draft" is something someone writes with the express purpose of getting their ideas out on paper. Expectedly, more often than not, people will write multiple drafts before writing their final, in an effort to get to their best paper. I was, of course, introduced to the phenomenon that is the rough draft in middle school. Interestingly, whenever I attempted to write a rough draft, my thoughts would become muddled and slowly but surely, I was left with nothing to write. Hardly after being introduced to the rough draft than I jettisoned it; in fact, it is because of that dismissal that has prompted me to adopt a different method. My alternative method is a rather simple one: I ruminate on a particular topic with the purpose of gathering...show more content...

The first step is something I like to call, The Royal Rumble of Ideas. The path in which my paper will follow as well as my thoughts and ideas are formed from the first process. The way in which it does this, is by requiring the writer to apply an abundant amount of focus on one particular area; whereas, the typical strategy, asks for the writer to just write (cue eye roll). If I am to construct a story, I must utilize this step. En passant, I might add, the crux of the former element is very much similar to the latter, as well as in the way in which it works. The commonality to which I am referring, is rumination. The simplicity of it is bemusing, especially considering it's efficiency, but I will describe that later. The way this is utilized, is by requiring the writer to mull over what they will write next. For example: When I am writing, regardless of the type of paper, I will deeply contemplate what my next sentence will be and how it will be phrased. Incidentally, in English class, I will often be seen staring into the ether, as if I am on a psychotropic drug. There is, however, a reason behind this seemingly sinister image. As I described, rumination is crucial in my writing process: In order to produce a sentence, or a paragraph for that matter, I must distill information from that contemplation. (See, it even Get more content