What showcases a writer’s point of view on a real-life personal experience

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swat323 years ago

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I had to write a real-life personal experience. I focused on what people said, colors, and details. Details not like what how many snowflakes I caught with my tongue but, how people smiled, and how happy I was. They normally write on what they want to remember out of it.

m_a_m_a [10]3 years ago

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A writer’s point of view on a real-life personal experience showcases a particular experience or incident so that the readers may feel a connection between your experiences and their own. The approach may be humorous or serious. In a personal statement is that it gives the writer a chance to reflect on the experiences discussed in the narrative.

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