Essays on Language and Linguistics

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The Characteristics of My Communication

2 pages / 993 words

I consider myself to be a straight forward and honest speaker, I like to get straight to the point of what I want to say. When I get excited about something, my voice often gets louder and the speed of which I’m talking also becomes...

Linguistics Nonverbal Communication

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Results of Using Non-standard English in a Workplace

2 pages / 908 words

Communication may be perceived as a many-sided phenomenon that denotes dissimilar ideas to different individuals. Accordingly, using non-standard English in the workplace may defeat the primary objective of the organization because workers may misinterpret different concepts, and, as a result, create communication barriers (Odine 1616)....

English Language Workplace

231

Nouns in The English Language

5 pages / 2272 words

English is a wonderful rainbow of parts of speech as shown in the picture, including nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives and so on. English is based on the panoply of nouns and verbs to communicate all types of messages. Made-to-order essay as fast as you need...

English Language

232

The Importance of Using Various Methodical Ways to Form and Improve English Language Communication Skills of Students

2 pages / 802 words

Teaching nouns in an important field of interest in teaching English that always caught both my attention and the consideration of my students. It is a wide area that may connect teaching grammar with teaching vocabulary, language construction and pronunciation. Made-to-order essay as fast as...

English Language Teaching

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The Role of Dictionaries in Language Acquisition and Teaching

1 page / 375 words

Dictionaries play a key role in language acquisition and teaching as they enhance learners’ autonomy. In this regard, in order to avoid asking a teacher frequently, a dictionary which is chosen meticulously may well be a wise choice in struggling with lexical difficulties while learning...

Dictionaries Teaching

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Bilingualism and Bilingual Education in American Society

1 page / 640 words

In “Bilingual Education is Necessary,” María Estella Brisk expresses the opinion that bilingual education is a vital part of the American education system; as an integral component of the American education system, the programs help to provide an equality of education to all students regardless...

Bilingualism

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English as a Global Language: Teachers' Challenges

2 pages / 1080 words

Teaching and learning English has established itself along recent history as a necessity in a more and more globalized world. English has surpassed the use of Latin as the language used for communication between people who did not share a common language. The colonial history,...

English Language Teaching

236

Emerging Technology to Address Language Barriers in Urban Areas

3 pages / 1199 words

Abstract This paper explores published articles from online resources (internet) that depict a probable solution to near real-time language translation in support of targeting, situational understanding, and/or information collection. As technology shrinks the distance between nationalities and cultures, language remains a barrier that still prevents...

Language Linguistics

237

The Effect of Automatic Adaptive Corrective Feedback: L2 English Question

4 pages / 1743 words

After reading the title, I properly can get the idea of the article that the author tries to convey. As the title is talking about the effect of automatic adaptive corrective feedback on L2 English question, the author had provided enough the evidence that support...

English Language Reading Books

238

Analysis of Orwell's "Politics and The English Language

2 pages / 848 words

George Orwell’s essay “Politics and the English Language” serves as a crucial examination of the intricate relationship between language and political discourse. In this work, Orwell articulates the ways in which the degradation of language not only impairs our ability to think clearly but also...

Book Review English Language George Orwell

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Lisa Delpit's View on Different Languages, Stereotyping and How Students and Teachers Relate in Other People's Children

2 pages / 901 words

I am a white female and attended a high school that had a total minority enrollment percentage of only 18%. Growing up in a town with few minorities I never really witnessed any acts of racism. Up until this course I was pretty sheltered and...

Language Diversity

240

Why You Should Consider Using More than One Language in Your Studies

3 pages / 1569 words

In recent discussions of identity and language diversity there has been a controversy on whether there is one correct way to speak a language or not. Authors such as (David Foster Wallace, Gloria Anzaldua, Amy Tan, and Silvia Montrul) present the different ways that language...

Language Diversity

241

A Comparative Analysis of The Portuguese and Spanish Empire Between The 15th and 17th Century

3 pages / 1176 words

From the 15th to the 17th centuries, the Spanish and Portuguese Empires were known for their global colonization power. From trading posts in Asia to structured colonies in the Americas, Spain and Portugal were among the first to realize the power of colonization and global...

Portuguese

242

Spanish and Portuguese: Comparing Places, Goals, and Means

2 pages / 765 words

The Spanish and the Portuguese were both maritime superpowers who left their mark on history between the fourteenth and sixteenth centuries. Spain and Portugal shared a common location on the Iberian Peninsula, and both had free access to the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean....

Portuguese

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A Study of The Rate of Mortality in The Trans-atlantic Slave Journeys Under The Flags of Brazil and Portugal Between 1800s and 1866

2 pages / 716 words

In the textbook, Freedom on My Mind, the writers mentioned that the mortality rate for female slaves and child slaves is typically lower than that of male slaves. The primary source document, “General Observations on the Management of Slaves, 1700” by James Barbot Jr. describes...

Portuguese

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Examining Why Language is More than The Speaking of Words

2 pages / 1106 words

There is a lot more to language than spoken words. The words that are said or written can easily make a break a relationship, job or friendship. Often times we believe that putting things out on the table and speaking about our feelings when we...

English Language

245

How Copying and Interrelation of Various Tongues Has LED to The Blossoming of First and Second Languages

4 pages / 1616 words

This is a summary of the various factors that are related to language acquisition. Various theories related to language acquisition for a major part of the discussion. The study majors on imitation or interactionism theories and how they influence the formation of first and second...

Second Language

246

A Study of How Tprs Can Be Used to Learn Another Language

6 pages / 2781 words

TPR Storytelling (Teaching Proficiency through Reading and Storytelling) is a method of teaching foreign languages through reading and telling of stories in a classroom setting. The method was invented by a Spanish teacher by the name Blaine Ray, in Bakersfield, California, in 1990. The method...

Second Language

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The Benefits of Speaking a Second Language

1 page / 550 words

Second Language Language is one of the best inventions of humanity. It goes back to the prehistoric times with the use of symbols and art. Nowadays, language is expressed through sounds and symbols in order to have clear and successful communication with all the people....

Second Language