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This document provides guidance on writing an autobiography. It explains that an autobiography is a story of one's own life written by oneself, and that autobiographies have been written since the 4th century AD. The document then outlines five steps in the writing process - prewriting, drafting, revising, editing, and publishing. It also lists some objectives of writing an autobiography, such as developing pride and self-esteem and processing life experiences. Finally, it provides potential questions to answer in an autobiography, such as details about one's family, hobbies, ambitions, and personal principles.
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Mule event processing models | MuleSoft Mysore Meetup #47
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- 2. WRITING • It is an intricate process that allows writers to explore thoughts and ideas, make them visible and tangible.
- 3. FIVE STEPS IN WRITING • Prewriting • Drafting • Revising • Editing • Publishing
- 5. Objectives • Develop pride and self-esteem • Process life experiences • Think of life goals and plans for the future
- 7. • An autobiography is a story of one’s own life written by oneself. • Autobiographies have been written since A.D. 400 when an early Christian leader, Saint Augustine, wrote his. • This text form falls under personal recounts which usually retell an event that the writer is personally involved in.
- 8. How should I start? • You should think of a catchy introduction to begin your paragraph with. It may be: – A famous quotation – A line from a song – A thought provoking question
- 9. Questions to answer… • What is your full name? Is there a story behind how or why you were given that name? Do you like or dislike it dislike it? Why or why not?
- 10. • What is your birthday? Is there any important celebration like Christmas, New Year’s Eve or Valentine’s day, when you were born?
- 11. • Who are your parents? Their occupations? Besides being your parents, what makes them so special to you? Have you ever received a very special gift from them?
- 12. • Who are your siblings? Are you the oldest or the youngest child? Who is your favorite brother or sister? What makes him/her your favorite?
- 13. • How do you spend your free time? With whom do you spend it? Have you ever had an unforgettable experience while spending your spare time with your friends?
- 14. • What is/are your ambition/s in life? What should you do to achieve it/them? How you foresee yourself five or ten years from now?
- 15. • Do you have any personal principle in life? What is it? How can it help you reach your aspirations in life?
- 16. Let’s go to work!