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"The Significance that Moral Views in The Development of English Law" paper begins by presenting the sources of English Law.... Thus, it is within this context that this essay aims to analyze the significance that moral views have played, if they did, in The Development of English Law.... As this essay will argue, moral views have played a significant role in The Development of English laws, due to the consideration that the legal community has given to the collective standards of morality accepted by the English society in creating legislation, statutes, and EC (European Council) Directives; and the discretion of judges in developing precedents in the common law....
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And with language change facilitated by the development of new technology that leads to improved communications.... This paper talks that the medium of english as it concerns this study—standard English, ELFE, RP, the “Queen's English,” “Oxford English,” and “BBC English” included—has achieved major status.... According to the report with hundreds of dialects--32 in the UK alone— and ranking between 3 and 4 as a native language and 2 overall, as a native and second-language speakers' medium, then, english has taken on official and even global status....
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The case study "The Development of English-based Creole in Jamaica" points out that The fact why and how an English-based Creole, more generally a Creole, is promoted in a country lies in the social concerns of the language that is fairly dominated, determined and shaped.... This paper aims to substantiate the development of a Creole in a country, particularly in Jamaica.... An overall analysis of the development of a Pidgin and therefore, a Creole in any region is bound to reveal the fact that the cross-cultural interaction between two languages communities has played the role of a precondition in preparing the plot for the incarnation of a Creole....
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As I read chapter eight titled the Renaissance, 1500-1650, I found the following terms to be appealing and necessary for understanding how renaissance influenced The Development of English language.
... he chapter Renaissance, 1500-1650 describes new factors that added up to The Development of English language such as the printing press, education, communication and various forms of self-consciousness about language.... Baugh and Cable note “Baugh and Cable note “the overzeal of the humanists themselves” led to victory of english over Latin” (Baugh & Cable, 2001, p....
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The paper "Learning Vocabulary in The Development of English Proficiency" discusses that students learn the use of vocabulary when they include the vocabulary in speech-making.... Learning vocabulary is essential in The Development of English proficiency.... Memorizing vocabulary words is another way of ensuring students learn the english language with ease.... eflection 2 (Sheltered instruction)The sheltered instruction concept helps english language learners to practice english skills....
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The paper "The Development of English Dictionaries during the Period 1780-1900" discusses the language of this time period, distinguishing characteristics between Early Modern (1500-1800) and Late-Modern English, the spread and development of English language dictionaries.... the development of the English language borrowed heavily on Latin and Greek word usages.... The inventory of words 'borrowed' from other cultures is massive which greatly contributed to the vocabulary of english being the most prolific of any language....
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The paper "The Development of English as a Global Language" discusses reasons as to why English has come to be the leading world common language used by everyone.... The emerging of english as a global language is one of the most remembered phenomena of the latest centuries.... Thereafter, English-speaking people in North America and the slave trade from Africa aids in the distribution of english.... There are many reasons english has come to be the leading world common language, for example, the British colonization, the slave trade, industrialization, economic globalization, and the recent accelerating communication technology....
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This essay will discuss the development of the English navy from 1600 to 1645 (Brewer, 1989).... The 'Blue water' policy helped a lot in the development of the English Navy, under this policy, naval power and commercial wealth were seen as mutually sustaining (McLynn, Frank, 2004).... Foreign trading was not the only factor that led to the development of the English navy, the government also played an important role in all of this growth (Emma Christopher, 2006)....
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