As any high school student knows, English is one of the most important, if not the most central, subjects to master. Whether you pursue a career in the arts or sciences, English provides critical thinking and communication skills. Although there may be days it feels like a struggle to get through that essay or finish up your homework assignment, basic English knowledge will come in handy far beyond the high school level in college and life after graduation.
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While a critical analysis can seem like an intimidating form of writing, once you understand what is required and how to put it all together, you should nail it!
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