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I decided to mentor a girl who was having difficulties while conversing in the English language.... Because the origin of the student was of Turkey, it was hard for her to cope up with the English language.... I myself belong to Turkey thought that it would be easier for me to mentor this student as my and her native language was the same.... To attain good results, one has to know what he is writing and has to understand the problems that he is facing while studying....
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The writer of the paper "Key Points Of The Conversation Culture" enlightens different facts on the scope of language and how to employ it for best results that were set out in Michael Agar's book "language Shock: Understanding the Culture of Conversation".... As a matter of fact, every translator or interpreter has encountered a problem where they don't find the suitable word when they translate from one language to another language....
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6), “genre is a useful concept because it pulls together language, content, and contexts that offers writing teachers to have a meaningful way of presenting the students with an explicit and systematic explanation of the ways writing works to communicate”.... nbsp; The application of genre in writing creates a significant impact with regards to how the primary school students will perceive and use language in their everyday living....
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It is crucial to note that instrumental motivation has been regarded as a critical factor in second language learning, whereas integrative motivation is linked to the progress of second language learning.... Gardner and Lambert emphasize that although language aptitude makes for some proportion of person variability in second language learning achievement, factors of motivation may override the effect of aptitude.... Because of the main importance attached to it by researchers and practitioners alike, second language motivation has been the aim of many studies during the past few years....
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The following paper under the title 'Pragmatic language Impairment' gives detailed information about communicating effectively with other people that helps show how an individual's level of socialization by interacting positively and appropriately with others.... However, non-verbal cues that most people take for granted like body language, nuances, contexts, and even simple things such as jokes.... Such individuals are diagnosed as suffering from socialization problems and, in turn, also have problems with making relevant or appropriate responses to exchanged communications following the implied meanings, which is called Pragmatic language Impairment (Koning and Magill-Evans, 2001)....
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This paper "The Debate Surrounding the Standard and the Non-Standard English language" discusses the debate surrounding the English language that has been going on for long now, based on its categorization as either standard or non-standard English.... hellip; Political and social considerations have tended to influence when one language should be considered a dialect or version of another.... Most especially, when one language is considered to be more prestigious than the other, a classic example being the Standard English language and the African American Vernacular English, there is no doubt that the later will be considered a dialect of the former....
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The author of the paper will begin with the statement that tourism has contributed greatly to the development of Costa Rica.... Economists, as well as the international community, have commended Costa Rica on the development level it has achieved thus far.... hellip; Costa Rica ranks 72 in statistics of world tourist arrivals (World Travel and Tourism Council, 7)....
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Adults with bilingual ability offer an opportunity for researchers to explore the connections between language and thought (Bialystok 1988)....
Cognitive ability relates to mental activity, such as thinking, remembering, learning, or using language.... Analysis and control are language components that develop later in monolinguals than in bilinguals (Bialystok 1988).... These abilities refer to representation and selective attention in language that aid in comprehension and understanding....
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