During my childhood, I became a master at picking through a
salad to find the croutons and bacon bits.
Today, I improved my skills on picking through my writing to find the different
grammar pieces and the various grammatical structures of my paragraphs. Though it may not be bacon bits, here
is what I found.
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| W., Jeffery "A salad with bacon, chesse, and croutons" 08/01/2011 via Wikimedia. Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic license. |
Through the process, I realized how basic sentence
structures and patterns are. There are few variations, and if one is not
careful, it would be easy to fall into a trap of writing the same sentence
pattern over and over again. In light of
this, I would like to add some more variety to my paragraphs, especially in the
area of compound and complex sentence structures. For a QRG, it is important not to lose the
interest of the reader. By providing
different sentence patterns, my paper will hopefully keep a fresh rhythm to it.
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