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    Ahmanson Theatre Analysis

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    Benjamin’s performance was astounding because of the gestures and the British accent he used sold to the audience that he was in fact an autistic British teen. Also, Elena who played Siobhan who was Christopher’s teacher and the narrator of the story was effective in displaying her sympathy for Christopher. However, Gene Gillette which was good didn’t meet up to the standards of the rest of the main characters because his accent just wasn’t believable mainly because he spoke in a monotone…

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    Actress and playwright Anna Deavere Smith, along with violinist Robert McDuffie and pianist Anne Epperson, made a permanent mark in my soul in her show, Never Give Up, on Sunday, October 18th, 2015. At first, she seemed calm and relaxed, drinking tea and talking slowly during her interviews. Soon, her voice started to change from monotone to dramatic. Additionally, she had intended stutters written out to truly capture her interviews like in reality. I felt at peace, then astonished as her voice…

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    conservative as a Chinese student, and addition to the accent, Asian Americans are not just only may have more American culture/custom on themselves, but also it is quite different on social aspect that compared with Asian American, the Chinese international students are likely to stay in their own group that just includes Chinese people. From my view of point, I am a Chinese student in DU and occasional treated as an Asian American as long as my accent is not too bad because I accept/know more…

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    Four hundred years ago, Dutch colonists transported nineteen Africans to America. As time passed, modern America is home of millions to immigrants who were born in Africa. In the article, “Why I am black, not African American”, Editor John H. McWhorter illustrates that “Black” is an appropriate term for black American because this term contains the history and honor of Africa American. Obviously, America, as a nation of immigrants, is the home of Latinos which are comprised of 12.5% of total U.S…

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    A quinceañera is a celebration held in certain Latin American countries to honor a girl's fifteenth birthday. It signifies the transformation of a girl into a woman. This celebration mostly recognizes the girl celebrating the quinceañera but also recognizes her family and her godparents, who are referred to as padrinos. It is celebrated to honor the coming of age, the importance of family, and importance of the people closest to the girl. It is also celebrated to uphold tradition. By many…

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    domineering man. One of the issues I feel we had was our actor misreading her lines and stuttering a little which we tried to solve by encouraging her to speak slower so she would not mess up as much. Also, I wanted my actor to speak in a English accent to make her performance more authentic considering Danforth was born in England and lived there for some time before immigrating to Massachusetts but she was unable to speak in…

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    Special Circumstance Essay

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    Special Circumstance Essay I was born on the smallest country in the mainland of Africa, The Gambia. Gambia was colonized by the British which made english its official language. Mostly everybody who was born past the time of the colonization knew english, but they still spoke their home language which was mainly Mandingo. I was one of those people I knew english and Mandingo. Life changed when I moved to the United States with my younger brother and my mother to be with my father who was living…

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    While spending time in America, Ifemelu alters many things about herself to be seen as less of a foreigner. She straightens and relaxes her hair even though it brings her tremendous physical pain, utilizes an American accent as opposed to her Nigerian accent, and ceases mentioning her Nigerian education, (because it is not recognized by Americans). When trying to tame her hair to improve her chances of getting a job, Ifemelu endures burns, and scabs that ooze pus. She would lie in bed…

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    Sеng And Eng Vocabulary

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    plural if deletion occurs): USEng :He works days and studies nights EngEng: He works by day and studies at night 3- Phrases such as: to be home and to be at home can have two meanings which vary in the two accents. In EngEng : Is John at home? Means: Is he physically there? Is John home? Means: Has he returned…

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    MacNeil’s journey, it is appeared that the situation is different and not all American people speak the same version of English or the same dialect or accent. There are many dialects spoken over the united states such as African American English and Chicano English and so on. Also, there are narly two million people in America…

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