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Technicality and Abstraction - Language for the Creation of Specialized Texts English Annotated Bibliography
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The second topical issue involves a review of kinds of literature that explores some significant features of language in at least one specific subject area of the disciplinary field. Lastly, the annotated bibliography reviews the learning and teaching of academic English as discussed in selected academic English pieces of literature.
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The Macauley Circuit by Robert Silverberg English Literature review
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Macauley initially describes the circuit’s functions thusly: one must “establish the esthetic coordinates…and the synthesizer will handle the rest of the interpretation for you.” (130).  This effectively allows the machine a fractalized method of design, in which it may create random appearing patterns within a set of definite parameters.
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Voiced And Voiceless Sounds Of English English Essay
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If so, then you can now classify sounds as voiced or voiceless by the that.
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Analysis of Short English Stories: New Fairy Tale Genre, Feral Horses, Fictional Character English Assignment
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Grizzly starts by narrating the facts revolving around Timothy Treadwell and his dear girlfriend Amie Huguenard and the reason behind their death. This piece of truth will be deeply seated in an individual’s heart as they grow acquainted with Timothy and the massive crowd of animals that stay with the environment of his demise. 
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Foreign Language Learning - Is It Important in an English-Speaking World English Assignment
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As English gradually becomes universal, some school administrators and educators have difficulty realizing the importance of learning a foreign language, further than that of a requirement to graduate. They reason that learning a foreign language will just be worthless if the students are not planning to use their second language after graduation. 
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Key Features of Effective Teaching and Learning of Writing in the Primary School English Essay
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Understanding of psychological facts and the implementation of planning in an innovative manner accordingly helps to achieve the targets. Promoting the learning and achievement of pupils is the main aim of school education (TLRP, 2006). 
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English as the Global Language English Article
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English will thus fragment into several national varieties. Instead of thousands of languages, the future may display thousands of ‘dialects’ of English. There will be ‘multi-dialecticism’, according to David Crystal, ( p 177 ) instead of multilingualism. Perhaps, the dialects may be so different, there might be intelligibility. 
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Voiced And Voiceless Sounds Of English English Essay
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So try not to get confused when the words are used interchangeably. So why would one word be identified as voiced and another as unvoiced or voiceless?
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The Struggles between English Canada and French Canada English Essay
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The struggles between English Canada and French Canada have a very long history dating back to the beginning of immigration within the country. These struggles were brought about primarily as neither culture living in Canada at the time proved willing to be assimilated by the other thanks to deep-seated lingual, religious, and political differences among them.
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Concepts and Usage of Simple Present Tense for Describing Habitual Actions English Coursework
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This paper is an endeavor to understand and define the use of simple present tense to indicate habitual or routine actions. The matter discussed in the paper offers help to empowering teachers to assist students with their problems in learning grammar, especially in the particular area mentioned above. 
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Concept of Language Standardization English Term Paper
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This ideology furthered and promoted the study of linguistics in the 18th and 19th century primarily on the study of languages in their classical or canonical types. Some languages such as Greek, Sanskrit, and Spanish have been given greater importance compared to others because of their richness of expression, whereas other languages have been regarded as inferior to them because of their lacking these elements.
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Lesson Plans in Literature English Coursework
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Your narrator, in the second stanza of the poem, contends that when a person saves his friend in the war and dies in the process, it is not courage but love that guides him.”Anne: “Yeah, I can see that in your poem too. The mother shows courage, always toiling in life, which you symbolize as climbing up the stairs.  
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Should English Be Made the National Language of America English Essay
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This has triggered the debate on whether to adopt English as America’s national language or not, which guides the discussion in this paper. National language can be defined as the widespread prevalent language in a specific region or country. It can be seen as a symbol of national identity since it has a special affiliation with people. 
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Main Aspects of Linguistic Features English Coursework
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Additionally, stylistic analysis and the impact of the language on writer and reader are also analyzed. The aims of achieving written language and justifications for decisions related to linguistics and stylistic analysis are explained in the predictive indices of the report. 
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Explorations in Language and Meaning English Essay
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Although dictionaries exist that claim to offer clear and concise definitions of words, for linguistics the issue involves philosophical concerns: How is objective meaning determined for language? What methods are used to determine the difference between one word and another? Is it possible to say words spelled similarly have different meanings?
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My History as a Writer English Essay
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Since time is a very precious resource, I want to use it wisely, thus, I would prefer to focus my energies on the things that I am really good at than try to learn new things that are not in line with my interest. As Jobs had pointed out, we do not have to live with the results of other people’s thinking (Young, Jeffrey 2005).
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Research Methods in Linguistics English Assignment
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The article with the title, “Code-switching in Ahdaf Soueif’s The Map of Love” focuses on the evaluation of the phenomenon of code-switching described by the writer Ahdaf Soueif as is evident from the title of the article. According to Albany and Hancock, Soueif employs Arabic as well as English in order to represent “the different aspects of linguistic and cultural norms of Egyptian society.”
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Commonsense Reasoning in and over Natural Language English Literature review
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In determining whether a viable framework can be managed with the quantification and formulation of natural language, we must have all the factors considered. In a truthful examination of all the processes and procedures utilized by Frege, Barwise, Etchemendy and the others that have been consulted, it is evident that there continue to be limitations in the formulas.
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The Benefits of Learning English English Case Study
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Power is directly gained and expressed through the exercise of discourse. Being able to adapt to the prevailing norms and values established through the English language is important to gain this power. It is founded on the basis of social constructivism that states social groups build knowledge in the effort of communicating to one another.
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Debate Surrounding the Standard and the Non-Standard English Language English Article
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The major perception is that Standard English language is superior to Non-standard English. However, the major problem arises from an effort to define what Standard English is, since “it can be difficult to pinpoint its features exactly” (Curzan, 341). Moreover, even though most speakers perceive the Standard English language as superior.  
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English as Todays Global Language English Term Paper
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In the XIX-th century, British political imperialism had circulated the English language around the world, but in the twentieth century, its global presence was maintained and increased almost solely through economic domination of the new superpower - the United States of America. The economy has replaced politics as the main driving force.
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The Central Theme of The Glass Megagerie by Tennessee Williams English Assignment
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Amanda, Tom, and Laura are the principal characters in Tennessee Williams’ play “The Glass Menagerie,” comprising a small family deserted and left destitute by a wandering yet a charming father. Amanda is the mother, raised in the gentility of the Old South, who finds it difficult to accept her current conditions, both in terms of age and social position.
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Lesson Plan for English Learners English Term Paper
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One student has a lower level than other students but he decided to stay in the class as he wants to stay with friends. Some of them have been living in Australia for more than 20 years, while others less than one year. The learners come from different backgrounds, cultures, and beliefs. Most of the students were from an Arabic background, ranging from the age of 20 to 63.
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Chinese Academic Group in English Study English Term Paper
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As such, writing and reading was a valuable opportunity. Only people who were most knowledgeable could write down their experience and perceptions of their life. In my opinion, we should respect writers and their books and take every chance to read their books now that writing and reading have become more popular and easier than ever before.
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Teaching English Pronunciation to Spanish Speakers English Coursework
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English has emerged as one of the main languages being spoken in different parts of the world. The global environment seeks people having command over English in terms of communication and exchange of ideas and views. English is a global language that is used for the purpose of communication in countries where it is not a native language.
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A Model of English for International Learners English Literature review
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Learners in all learning institutions come from different cultures, races, and languages. Due to this difference, a common element that is supposed to unite them and provide common understanding must exist. One of the uniting factors is language. As an international learner, there is a need to have a common language that could be used for so many purposes.
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Does Latin Language Affect us Today in the United States English Literature review
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The Latin language affects us today, in the United States. The influence of the Latin language in the United States encompasses linguistics but is certainly not limited to it. More than two-thirds of the words in the English language stem from Latin origins. The influence of Latin is applicable to other languages too, including Spanish.
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Themes of Community, Family and Mental Illness in Truman Capotes In Cold Blood English Book Report/Review
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Truman Capote’s book In Cold Blood, categorized as a new genre of its kind in the literary field. According to Hollowell, Truman Capote has classified his piece as a non-fictional novel and a new invention in literature. The adequately thrilling book is an organized narration of cold murder in a middle-class village of Holcomb in the state of Kansas in the United States of America.
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Venezuelas Significance in the World English Research Paper
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Venezuela is a typical patriarchal family. The man is traditionally the breadwinner while the woman rears the children and stays at home and does house chore. Macho and chivalry are the general characteristics of a Venezuelan man. The role played by the mother is very important in maintaining the social fabric.
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The Role of English Language in Global Communication English Literature review
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Variants of English spoken in the UK and the USA are more than local languages; they establish world standards, support the global media system and become a lingua franca for non-natives who want to join the world community. The high value and power of the English language limit the access of people in the UK and the USA to "texts created beyond their cultures".  
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Connecting Concepts from Percy, Abram, and Berger English Assignment
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Customs, norms, traditions, and perceptions play a significant role in the lives of human beings and they signify about facts, actions, and things, which are vital or vile for human development or survival. Hence, to understand these norms and ethics, which develop or diminish the significance of any subject in the environment one has to study the behavior and language of its participants. 
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Employees Emotions and their Job Performance English Research Proposal
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Employees indicated that they exhibit a diverse range of emotions when delivering dental care services with an average score of eight. Moreover, they had the conviction that a bad mood only serves to exaggerate their bad attitude with an average score of 8.6. It emerged that pressure from the supervisors and managers affected the emotions of the employees.
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Are Books Dead English Assignment
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The work of the writer has changed over the last decades because of the electronic or digital trend or revolution will carry about the end of physical books. But even more important, digital or eBooks and e-publishing will end the career of the writer. Later on or in the future, these digital books will be written by groups or teams.  
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How Does One Find Refuge in a Text English Essay
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Tackling problems in life is a great endeavor for some people. There is a possibility that some may prefer suicide as the best means and some fall into the pit of depression when they confront the hard realities of life. But some others prefer to escape to a neutral place and lead a secluded life unnoticed by anyone.   
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Contriving Humor in The Comedy of Errors by Shakespeare English Assignment
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Since times immemorial, literature and mythology have relied on the complications and complexities created by the similarities and differences between the separated twins to accrue readers’ interest and attention. In that sense, Shakespeare’s play The Comedy of Errors also tends to rely on the ancient ploy of eking out humor.
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The Romanticism of I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud by William Wordsworth English Assignment
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Romanticism was a literary culture in the 18th century that favored natural, personal and emotional themes in poetry among other forms of literature. The type of poetry favored intuition at the expense of reason. Proponents of the culture vouched for the avid description of feelings often adopting personal relations with the plots.  
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A Reflective Summary of the English 131 Class English Assignment
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Prior to joining college, I knew that one of the skills vital to academic excellence in writing. Despite this knowledge, the thought that I would be expected to write reports and essays in various classes worried me immensely, due to my limitations in the English language as an ESL learner. I was also concerned about writing essay assignments covering a broad variety of goals.  
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On Kiplings The Jungle Books and Children in 1894-1895 English Book Report/Review
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The point of focus is British history during the time of the writing of the book, in 1894 and 1895. For context, ‘The Jungle Books; refers to two setts of short stories, one being the original ‘The Jungle Book’ published in 1894, and the second one being ‘The Second Jungle Book’, which is likewise a collection of stories that include five additional tales about the hero Mowgli.  
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Technology in Shaping the Use of English English Research Paper
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The relationship between English and the internet is somewhat different from that of other languages, due to the prominent role that English, or varieties of English, play in the world today. One question is whether the internet is further promoting the use of English globally or whether it is facilitating the use and spread of other languages.  
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In the Zone: Applying Three-Step Method to Introduce Flow State English Literature review
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In 1990, a researcher named Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi asked people all over the world, from Japan to Europe, to describe what it felt like when their lives were at their fullest and when they did the activity they found most enjoyable. The answers showed a common trend: they would enter a period of concentration so intense that they lost track of the world around them.  
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Panopticism by Michel Foucault English Scholarship Essay
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Hence, I present an argument that essays about banking concepts and panopticism respectively show real events in the contemporary learning environments yet from different schools of thought. In this essay, I discuss the differing standpoints of the two philosophers as presented in the essays. Moreover, I try to establish the points of connections in the thinking based on the rhetorical questions entailed within the essays.
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English and Globalization the Incorporation of the Language in Various Cultures English Essay
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It was not my idea to study English as my major until I realized the opportunity that is presented by being competent in it. Looking back I understand that, the study of English has become inevitable to many others since it has become a global language. The English language becomes important in business transactions, jobs. 
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Writing a Journal - Surmounting Barriers in Life English Essay
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In the business domain, a journal refers to a record of all business transactions entered in chronological order. There also are academic journals. These are scholarly in nature and are often written for purposes of publishing. They are a platform to tell and persuade others about what you think. Journals cover various subjects and fields. 
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Reflective Account of Peer Teaching English Scholarship Essay
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We selected the task-based method to teach vocabulary. It was a student-centered approach that required the students to work in groups and practice together. Version 1 had three stages; pre-task, the cycle, and post-task and it was conducted by my partner. In the pre-task, she introduced a lesson to the students and asked them a set of questions drawing upon vocabulary.
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Bilingual Education vs the Only English English Essay
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The system of education is mostly applied in the preschool periods and in elementary schools to a less extent. Therefore, children receiving a bilingual type of education are able to acquire both languages used in the class easily. Rodriguez is a Mexican American, grew up in Sacramento, California, and graduated in English Literature despite the fact he knew little of the English language when enrolling in school.
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Critical Commentary and Use of Various Tests English Term Paper
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The decision to use a given test when dealing with dyslexia depends on the respective strengths of the test and its abilities to capture the information that the assessor is looking for from the test. The use of the appropriate test in dyslexia evaluations allows the assessor to clearly understand the situation being dealt with so that the right conclusion can be made.
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Official Status of the English Language English Term Paper
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The point that it is fallacious is due to the fact that the materials to learn, as a product of commercial consideration linked to English, primarily came from the Inner Circles. Therefore, the thought of introducing the same level of the standard cannot be overlooked at some point. However, a matter of exposure is quite another consideration.
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Writing about a Text versus Writing Own Ideas English Term Paper
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Own writing requires professionalism and on many occasions, it consumes time as one may need to pass through various processes and procedures just to prove its authenticity. A conflict of interest may arise if at all a third party claims ownership of the piece on the other handwriting from text-only requires following set rule on the citation.
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Text Analysis: Heinekens Superbowl Advert English Assignment
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In conclusion, it is imperative to note that all the evidence stated in the discussion above enhance the rhetorical approaches in the “Walk-in Closet” Heineken advert. These approaches were successful in making the target audience go out and purchase Heineken. Additionally, the commercial was timed at a time when men are predominantly.
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How to Learn Other Languages and Be Able to Communicate with People from Different Backgrounds English Personal Statement
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This did not give me sufficient opportunity to get exposed to English. There was also a small section of students who spoke Korean and communicated in their mother tongue. Such circumstances made me realize that there was a need to learn other languages so as to be able to communicate with people from different backgrounds.
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