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    The Appalachian English (AE) dialect has changed over time. AE developed in the 1700s when Scottish-Irish immigrants settled in the cheap, mountainous territory that makes up the Appalachian Mountains. Isolated from the outside world for centuries, the Appalachian people spoke a distinct dialect that became known as AE. Unique features characterize the speech in Appalachia; the use of these features is fading as the area becomes less isolated. Migration and advances in technology have played…

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    Over time the scholars have developed many theories on stress. This paper is going to focus on three of those theories: person-environment fit theory, the ethological theory, and the crisis theory. Writers own definition on stress is introduced, and the different factors that have affected writer during the stressful time in her life. Furthermore, three stressors are discussed that may affect a nursing profession and the stress management techniques that could reduce those stressors.…

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    discuss their findings with the classroom, I ensured that there was at least one student with developed interpersonal skills. Two Latino students are still in the process of developing proficiency in the English language so I ensured that each one of the tables they were assigned to had a Spanish and English bilingual student. Each table will also have one kinesthetic learner. The resulting groups will have a the skills necessary to successfully complete the assignment since the student with the…

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    Indeed, language is a powerful tool that not only helps us communicate but also integrate ourselves into society. In the story, Gonzalo argues that “[t]he older [we] are, the younger [we] get when [we] move to the United States” to point out that his dad’s poor fluency in English makes him a kindergartener and Gonzalo becomes a grown up in order to speak on his behalf (Fleischman, 2002, p.17). Although when I arrived here, I had just a basic English level my whole family depended…

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    recommended. This form of English requires proper punctuation and grammar, which helps students to understand and express ideas easily and clearly. This usage also contributes to students’ future prospects, but to be an expert in English it is also important to be able to spontaneously switch between academic English and the language that is used within social media. The language of social media does not conform to the formal academic language and in comparison to formal English the language of…

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    different countries, cultures become different and interactive. Like Hong Kong and Japan, where contain its own distinctive culture, yet influence each other culturally. Although Chinese culture (HK) and Japanese culture differed greatly in cuisine, language and social behaviours, they also contain similarities like religion, collectivist. Geographically, Japan is an island country enjoying the ample aquatic resources attained near coastal area.(Akira, 2017) Hong Kong is an international…

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    till these days is the fact that language, as a particular human phenomenon, can be divided into two main forms: spoken and written. Even if both languages bear some similarities, such as the status marking of the sentences (is it a question, a statement, etc.), they greatly differ in their grammatical principles and behavior, and in the vocabulary. The main similarity between spoken and written languages is that they can mark the status of a sentence. Spoken language has prosodic…

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    Marina Gonzalez Mrs. Roose AP English Literature and Composition 1 November 2017 The Influence of Angelina Grimke and Lucy Stone Throughout the world, change is constantly happening. Often, it usually takes the voices of many before things can progress onwards. In 19th century America, the still-new country was battling through many issues of its own. A few of these, specifically the Abolitionist and Women’s Rights movements, were a result of the contradiction of the promised rights secured…

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    the time I was young, I learned the French language in school every year because it was a mandatory subject. I come from a country that speaks two languages. French and English were the official languages spoken in most regions of the country. Coming from a household that spoke only English influenced my lack of motivation towards learning French. Besides, I saw no point in Learning to speak or understand another language. However, knowing different languages has proved to be extremely useful in…

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    When reading the story, “Big Cats,” by Lynnette Evans, there were numerous vocabulary words, which would be difficult for a first grade class to comprehend and use in their oral language. The following words and reasoning for choosing the words are listed below. • Word #1- Predator o I chose the word, “predator,” because this word is important for students to know this vocabulary word to comprehend the story and learn more about Big Cats. I also chose this word because this word cannot only be…

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