Tag: Week 3
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First Person Pronouns in Writing – A Retrospective.
A retrospective look at first-person pronoun use in writing, how the way it’s taught (or not) impacts writers, and if it should be allowed.
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The importance of Personal writing
Despite what we’ve been previously taught, using I is a perfectly fine to use, within reason. A first person view is even sometimes preferred in writing.
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How Do I Find My Voice in My Writing?
Finding your style and voice in your writing is a crucial part of being a writer and determining how you appear and who you appeal to.
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I Believe We Need to Start Saying “I”
Using “I” in more formal-types of writing allows for flexibility. I’d even go farther and say it’s just fun to add your own perspective into the paper.
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First-person is important!
I completely agree with Mckinney on why the first person in formal writing is important. We were told never to use “I” in formal writing.
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How Essential to say “I” in college for the first time.
My blog post talks about the reading from the article. Which mentions how to use “I” and describes a first person setting also like a POV.
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How Important Is The Word “I” In Writing?
How Important Is The Word “I” In Writing? And when should you use it? Does using the word I take away from the writing in any way?
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Writing What Can’t Be Said
Sister Molly Heine writes of confidence as a writer and finding a style and voice that suits the individual and separates one’s style from the many.
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Why “I” is Important
Talking about how using “I’ is important to use when writing in college and how this kind of first person in writing is important for us to use.
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The Conundrum Of When To Use “I”
“I” is a singular pronoun that is used when the writer or speaker is referring to themselves. I say this because “I” is at the center of a big question.