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Most Satisfying Essay
Although there are multiple essays that I could consider to be my most satisfying essay, the one that I am most proud of is synthesis essay that was assigned as summer homework. This assignment was one of the highest grades that I have ever received in English class this year. I also consider this to be my most satisfying essay because I had never written a synthesis essay before the assignment, and I was able to get a high grade on the essay. The fact that I received such a good grade on an essay that I was unfamiliar with, made me really proud of myself. Overall I feel very satisfied with my writing skills, specifically the context part of my writing. My writing has most certainly improved since the beginning of the

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