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How To Write English 160
I took English 160: Writing in Academic and Public Contexts;Communities,Cultures and Environments this semester. This course showed us how to engage in academic writing not only by exploring and asking questions, but by expressing ourselves clearly. We read and discussed about issues concerning our communities and writing about a prominent member in the community. The projects I’ll talk about are writing project 111: Manifesto and writing project IV: the argumentative essay. English 160 have helped me acquire a new set of writing skills, it help me with my vocabulary and expressing my thoughts and opinion clearly on paper.
The first writing project that i’ll talk about is the manifesto. We were asked to address some fair and unfair criticism

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