I am writing this letter to inform you that I have chosen "Business Administration" as my major. Since 9th grade, I have developed a keen interest in dealing with the numbers and studying business related terms. The number of job opportunities in the business sector is increasing day by day. Many of the big corporate organizations are seeking for students with a business major. Business Administration major is not just only related to business, but all fields of commerce. For instance, a student
I am very happy for writing you this letter and I will do my best to be as informative as I can. As it is said that the child is the mirror of the family, first I would like to tell you a little about my family. My family consists of four members: Father, Mother, Brother and me. My family is really precious for me. We harmonize our life in honesty and peace; always share our problems with each other for best solutions. My family is important for me and is the main meaning of my life, the reason
examining Jess’s 4th letter by using Katherine Bomer’s method of “hidden gems”. A gem in Jess’s letter would be “When I’m a teacher I want to be the nicest teacher in the world.” Jess started and ended this sentence with the correct punctuation. I feel like I can sense Jess’s passion about teaching. She writes that she wants to be the nicest teacher and I think that this captivating. Another gem would be “When I’m a grown-up I want to live in a manchine and be a millianare.” I think this sentence
Moving away from Theme Writing and Finding our Voices The attempt to discover my "voice" may seem less than insightful for the audience in which this paper is intended. It is quite a relief that I don't have to write a theme, pretending to be an expert on finding voice. The concept of voice is very new for me because I wasn't aware that I was conveying a tone or attitude in my writing that was so profoundly obvious. In preparation for this discussion I have spent time re-reading former assignments
reading and writing. I remember learning how to spell my name for the first time, and it felt so incredible to be able to do something that all the adults did. It seems like such a small feat, but to a child it was a great milestone accomplished. Through events like this, I was brought up with a desire to always learn even before I entered a formal school system. My parents always answered any questions I had and were more than happy to explain something to me that I did not understand. If I did not
If I had not written that letter: would my relationship change? Hello, Raissa, As I write this letter, I imagine myself as you: are thirteen years old, full of curiosity and very energetic as other teenagers are. You are experiencing changes all around you from physical, mental and emotional. You are having a great time just after your thirteenth birthday party with family and friends. During the party, you will meet a guy called Samuel .He is about 5ft 10 tall, very slim and cute, he will be 16
I usually start my letters off by immediately wishing the person well and informing them that I am praying that the letter finds them in great spirits, but I feel like I owe you an apology first. We have been talking about writing one another letters for some time now, but I have been very slow about getting mine to you. I hope you can forgive me. I assure you, once we begin, it will be far more frequent and consistent. I think writing letters is such an intimate way to share your knowledge, experience
Most recently, I have read several powerful essays in Exploring Language, by Gary Goshgarian, which give straightforward advice about becoming a better writer. One such essay is ?Writing for an Audience,? by Linda Flower. She believes that a good piece of writing closes the gap between the reader and the writer. Another essay that I will be looking at is ??Getting Started,? by Anne Lamott. She believes that good writing is about telling the truth. Patricia T. O?Conner wrote an interesting essay
Defining Good Usage There are thousands of pieces of advice about writing out there. Every English text book discusses it. Every person knows the rules to good writing by heart. In fact it is next to impossible to separate what we have been told from our own beliefs. Beliefs themselves are formed by what you are taught, yet they still allow you the freedom to do as you choose. This just does not seem to hold true. When good writing is taught to be the rule not something to be interpreted by the
1. I am currently studying Accounting at the University of Florida with the possibility of pursuing an education in tax law while in graduate school. Accounting appealed to me as a good major because I am interested in how to develop or maintain a successful business. I choose to pursue an Accounting over a General Business degree because learning the value of how to handle and manage finances is critical to understanding how a business operates. An Accounting degree also opens up many doors in