Write a narrative essay about writing your first essay

I ain't writing u a whole essay (it's a joke)

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My first essay was honestly hard. But I learned many things from it. Spelling, editing, and the do's and dont's. When I made my first essay, I was in 6th grade. It took a while but I ended up finishing it the next 2 days.

Essays aren't all that easy though. Sometimes they take hours, or even days. You have to make sure you did everything right in order to turn it in. Essays are worth great grades and it's worth it. Finding a topic about and essay and doing the research is kind of hard though unless someone said what topic to do.

My first essay was kind of messy. My hands were tired and I wanted to go to bed, since I was doing it so late at night. The same thing the next night, but I ended up finishing it.

What was my essay about? It was about school, and the important things about it. In order to know things, we have to go to school. Math is everywhere, English is everywhere, EVERY class is everywhere. There's not a single day we don't use things from school.

My first essay took some time to finish. But, it sure was fun. Essays are necessary because sometimes we need it for a grade. Sometimes we need it as proof that we learned something. I made a bunch of mistakes but I learned from my mistakes.

Everyone has to do an essay at least once or twice in their life. Especially in middle school and high school. But essays are an important way to learn many things!

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