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Global Englishes Introduction The term “global Englishes” is used “to locate the spread and use of English within critical theories of globalization” (Pennycook, 2007, p.... 5).... Language can be thought of as a living organism for the fact that it comes into being, grows and expands with the passage of time, and a time comes when it dies out....
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Essay
1.... Introduction Many recent debates in publications and at the conferences are questioning the global presence of English.... English has become the international language of the twenty-first century.... It has been both the cause and effect of globalization and of internationalization.... hellip; It is predicted to remain the international language for big business, the language of e-commerce and the language of knowledge-based economies for many decades (Mydans, 2001)....
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Essay
The book by Dick Leith, David Graddol and Joan Swann, titled Englsih: History, Diversity and Change, is a wonderful book in a series that provide an in depth studies regarding the history of the language with an analysis of its use in the modern scheme of things.
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A language is that tool that assists human beings in expressing themselves....
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Book Report/Review
This essay will explore the issues which exist around 'correct' language usage and whether, therefore, a standard English can really be said to exist.... However, this debate also moves beyond linguistics and into a political and social debate once the reality of the classroom is discussed.... hellip; This research will begin with the statement that as a way of enabling the writing of standardized language grammars and drilling the correct use of various grammatical structures, the existence of a 'Standard English' has become indispensable in the battle to rationalize what is, in reality, a vastly variable concept....
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Essay
In the paper “The Worldliness of English in Saudi Arabia” the author provides a brief discussion of the global spread of English and how it came to be known as the major lingua franca of our time.... After this, the implications of this spread are tackled.... hellip; The author endeavors to address the cultural, political and social aspects of English language teaching, the three major concerns here will be; culturism1 and the perception of the foreign Other, natives Vs non-natives and English as a gatekeeper....
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Dissertation
"English as a Global Language" paper argues that there exists a tendency of becoming English the global language, which means that it is widely used all spheres of human communication all over the world.... The English language has become some kind of symbol of globalization in the modern world.... nbsp; … One more essential factor, which influences the spread of the English language, is urbanistic migration....
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Coursework
Apparently, it is only through language that people can pass messages, express their ideas, practice authority, and coexist.... … The paper “Teaching English Internationally” is a fascinating variant of essays on English.... Language is as old as the existence of man apparently, language is the factor that holds people together and establishes all social relationships among people....
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Essay
Since the perceptions about NETs and NNETs differ across linguistic, social, and educational backgrounds (Moussu and Brian, 2006; Moussu, 2002), this paper "Differences between Native and Nonnative English Teachers in the Classroom" will examine various national contexts instead of just one.... hellip; Native and nonnative teachers can both be effective in teaching English, however, there has always been some controversy about having native or non-native teachers teach English....
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Term Paper