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...What do you think of Vivian Cook’s notion of Multi-competence?. Do you agree with the idea that learners have independent language systems? How important is this for research in second language acquisition? (250) Cook’s notion of multicompetence presented a new way of thinking about the way mind can be combined to deal with two languages (Cook, 1999). Cook (1992) examined the influence of L2 on L1, and adds to our understanding of second language learners. The notion of multicompetence was one of the first which did not regard the influence of L2 on L1 as abrasion of the first language (Ortega, 2009). Researchers on Second Language acquisition have historically been aware of the threats which native language...
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...What can I contribute? Order No.249258 November’08 What can I contribute? This paper outlines what Peter Drucker in Chapter 3 of his book The Effective Executive: The Definitive Guide to Getting the Right Things Done has to say on the importance of an executive focusing on contribution towards his organization. An effective executive must focus on what he can contribute as against what is merely required. He must focus “outward” and work towards a goal and not “downward” occupying himself with efforts and not on results. According to him executives must ask of themselves, "What can I contribute that will significantly affect the performance and results of the organization." This will assist him in staying focused on...
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...of the of the Concerned English Literature ic and Modern) 7 July Miguel De Cervantes – Don Quixote
Cervantes classic Don Quixote is an utterly humorous satirical romance pertaining to knight-errantry in La Mancha located in central Spain.
In that context, of particular relevance is a scene in the second chapter, where Don Quixote, dressed in his improvised armor and riding on his emaciated steed Rosinante, inadvertently without intention appearing to be the caricature of the knights celebrated in the classical romances, comes by an inn, with two “common wenches” standing by its door. The ludicrousness of the situation gets further accentuated when Don Quixote not only takes the...
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...of their working conditions as well as other benefits.
Ch#5
1) Over the period of time, the wars between British and France strengthened the relationship between the Americans and Britain. As a result of these wars, American traders got the opportunity to trade and expand their commercial base while at the same allowed Americans to basically gather against British forces too. The subsequent implementation of different laws such as Stamp Duty Act created enough resistance for the British forces in the region.
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Two of the most important terms of the peace of Paris were that the British recognized American independence and withdrew all the royal forces. Victories of the Clark as well as the Spanish victories against...
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...Overview of Borders, Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble The three companies that I have chosen to write overviews about include Borders, Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble. These companies have all been quite successful during a period of time and have expanded with the coming of this success to grow even larger than what is presumed was originally expected.
Barnes and Noble is the biggest retailer of books in the United States and operate through a chain of bookstores although their headquarters is located in Manhattan, New York. The company was founded in the year 1873 by a man named Charles Barns who set up a book printing business in Illinois. The first real bookstore of Barnes & Noble was actually opened by Charles’ son named...
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... Ethics Ethics of care that emphasis should be given to relationship while deciding up what actions are ethical or unethical (Fieser 2012). This theory of ethics state that individuals need each other and are dependant on each other for achievements and special consideration should be given to those who are vulnerable. Organizations following this rule of ethics may resort to producing goods such as clothes and blankets as these are necessities that individuals require. These organizations would care about the issues that their employees are experiencing and help them in solving those issues; they would ensure that consumers get value for money. These organizations may give importance to corporate social responsibility and invest... Ethics...
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...Marketing Table of Contents Chapter 2: Literature Review 3 Reference List 10 Chapter 2: Literature Review 2 Fashion Industry Fashion is regarded tobe most creative, dynamic and exciting global business. It is all about identity, emotion and self expression. It pushes and reflects the social and cultural boundaries. Fashion has turned into a fascination and special industry due to the mix of business, technology and aesthetic. It is a huge business and engages large number of peoples with variety of skill and talents in order to offer the customers with wide range of fashion apparels. The front line customer service staff, which includes “Designers, new product developers, textile producers, manufacturers,...
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...different reports of slave uprising on board slave ships. These people continued to fight to maintain their freedom and later their history and culture. It was never possible for their Master’s to completely break them down (Mintz 1).
From before the Revolutionary War the colonists of new world were already arguing the issue of slavery before American was truly a country of its own. So it was a point of contention for generations before the Civil war was ever fought. The North and the South had developed into two different economies; the south relied on slave labor to produce crops of cotton and tobacco, while the North was becoming a manufacturing society. (The Sutliff Museum 1-2)The South was beginning to feel that...
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...Motions in two or three dimensions al Affiliation) Motions in three and two dimensions
Kinematic problems mainly involve the use of two and three dimensions. The understandings of the motions in the dimensions are devoted to understanding velocity, position, and acceleration. The dimensions use examples involving motions, which have mainly constant acceleration (Chatterjee, 2009). Two and three dimensions mainly focus on projectile motions. The dimensions involve those quantities that are vector.
Velocity and positional vectors
Velocity vector is derived from classical physics in a...
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...Chapter CHAPTER Problem 13-8; On the Tube:”Barb-Accuse Based on the episode given, Alison entered in his parent’s backyard, and family friends were also present, including the judge. Daddy ordered Alison to leave because he doesn’t belong there. Alison seems to be furious and shout in a loud voice to his father whether he wanted to do an illegal thing that he used to do to him and Meredith. Alison father remained Silent.
Student 1: As a prosecutor, my argument to substantiate my position that the trial judge should admit Alison statement is admissible may be based on the Rule 104(a) and (b).Alison father was silent. Therefore, based on this rule it is clear evidence that Daddy was guilty of doing an...
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