Eulogy For Grandmother

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I would get into the physcology of my audience by explaining to them my background of writing, reading and learning. I would explain to my audience detail by detail to make sure that they comprehend what I’m trying to explain. I would thank them since my grandmother motivated me to learn more and since my 10th grade English teacher tried to make me give up on reading and writing by constantly bringing me down.
I imagine my primary audience being my grandmother. Reason being is because my grandmother has always supported me in everything and anything I want to do. The reason I believe she would care about the content of my essay is because she raised me and has seen me struggle in the past because of reading and writing. Even though she wouldn’t understand what I’m trying to tell her since she only understand Spanish, she’ll still be my primary audience throughout my whole personal narrative essay.
The first member of my audience is meaningful to me because she’s my grandmother and she has raised me which means she taught me Spanish, and everything else I needed to learn at the age of 2. My second member of my audience is my 10th grade English teacher and he’s meaningful to me because he constantly tried to bring me down, and constantly criticized by English and writing techniques and told me I
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My grandmother would feel proud that she influenced me to learn more. Once I have my grandmother’s attention, I would like for her to be happy and for her to enjoy my personal narrative, even though she wouldn’t be able to understand it since it’s written in English. On the other hand, once I have my 10th grade English teacher's attention, I would like for him to have regrets of constantly trying to bring me down. I would like for my 10th grade English teacher to feel happy about me proving him wrong, and that I am a excellent in

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