Liam's English Blog

 The hardest part of writing an informational essay is finding the main topic/ idea. Finding a topic/ main idea is hard for me because it sets the foundation for the entire paper. One major challenge is choosing a topic that is both interesting and informative. If the topic is too broad, it can be overwhelming to cover all aspects in a single essay. On the other hand, if it is too narrow, there may not be enough information available to support a well-developed essay. I can overcome this by gathering all my evidence before I write my claim/topic. This will be easier to make a claim because I know all my evidence and I can write a claim that supports my evidence. 

 I believe near deaths experiences are very much traumatizing and realistic. I think near death experiences make people get flashbacks of their whole life, but mostly the most important memories. I also believe near death experience can make you sere the lord Jesus Christ. I am Catholic and believe heaven is the after live and I believe if I ever do have one I'll see Jesus. 

Mastering precise vocabulary can greatly improve both daily communication and academic success. When you use the right words, you can express your thoughts clearly and effectively. This helps in conversations, making it easier for others to understand you and reducing the chances of misunderstandings.

I would prefer city life because it offers more opportunities, diversity, and convenience. Cities have many job options, entertainment venues, and cultural experiences that suburbs often lack. Public transportation makes getting around easier, and there is always something exciting happening.

 Student loan debt is a huge topic in college in the United States. The way I want to avoid student loan is by trying to get any affords I can. I also want to have a job during college to make sure I have money if I ever need to pay for school or anything. I also have my parents to help and support me all during college. 

first truly understood the meaning of nirvana during a solo trip to the mountains, where the silence and serenity made me feel completely at ease with myself and the world around me. In that moment, I realized that nirvana isn’t just a distant spiritual goal but a state of mind found in stillness and self-acceptance. Ever since, I have sought to cultivate that same sense of inner peace in everyday life, embracing simplicity, mindfulness, and gratitude as pathways to my personal nirvana.