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    no longer needed. The earthen oven is replaced by a newer electric model. These changes from an extended to nuclear family set-up are visible through the representation of home in the novels.The two sisters, Khuku and Mimi converse in East Bengali dialect. The old middle class culture is changing and having the elements of the new middle-class culture and family life. There is a strong sense of stability and continuity of domestic life that anchors home against external changes taking place in…

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    In the story “Mother Tongue”, Amy Tan tries to distinguish the difference between two different cultures as a child. She is raised by her mother who speaks “broken” English, and the outside world where perfect English is spoken. Amy had a hard time as a child because of the different Englishes that were spoken. Tan as an adult continues to find the difference between the languages that are spoken, even though she knows that the one spoken by her mother will never improve. Tan’s attitude towards…

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    Connections: Reader Response Please read the required readings for this week. Then complete the following sections. Your discussion should be substantial, professional, and insightful. Summary (5 points) Summarize the major ideas from the reading in a short paragraph (minimum of 200 words). This week’s chapter discussed the different languages that contribute to the English language and the history of how those languages have influenced other cultures’ language development as well.…

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    for teachers is to keep pace with the changes of the language which can sometimes be rapid and sometimes relatively slow. Moreover, teachers should expose their students not only to standard English, but also to non-standard kinds, varieties and dialects of…

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    Ratatouille is a 2007 American film produced by Pixar that follows the journey of Remy, a young rat that aspires to be a chef, and his garbage boy turned chef friend Linguini. The whole film summarized into a sentence is basically that Remy’s dream of being a chef and Linguini 's dream of being a success is only possible in the end with the help of the other one, emphasizing the importance of collaboration. However the important take away is not this heartwarming lesson, but rather the way that…

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    It is impossible to get through a single day, without encountering language, whether it be written or spoken. Therefore, it is crucial to possess a comprehensive knowledge of how language works. It is important to not only know what words mean, it is also necessary to understand how words and phrases are strung together to make coherent sentences. This helps in comprehending the meaning of a text overall. Hence the study of linguistics is vital for understanding the ins and outs of the English…

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    landing told them to “hold” which according to its meaning in the context of aviation means to stop immediately what you’re currently doing. Instead 336 perceived “hold” in the American English dialect which means to continue your current task. This act of code switching between aviation jargon and English dialect caused the controller to contradict himself causing different interpretations of the message. The noise in the communication between the two caused for 336 to receive the right message…

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    A rhetorical situation plays an important role in what an author writes in many ways. Rhetorical situations vary depending on who is speaking, who is being spoken to, and what is being spoken about. With that being said, the content of the writing will be significantly different. It is important to recognize the major role that a rhetorical situation, plays in effect to one’s attempt to learn the correct language through enculturating themselves in non-classroom settings. The idea behind writing…

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    Language is a civilized and friendly way of being able to communicate. Throughout history, this, the language has undergone many transformations in their graphics and sound expressions, due to the direct influence of the evolution of human beings and satisfaction of their needs. In these modern times, we have to communicate a lot of resources, and one of them is what is called "social media through the internet". This feature allows to communicate in a simple, fast, agile, and allows its…

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    however in public, its professional and formal. Personality and behavior are two things you develop while growing up, but language is also a huge part in your advancement as a child. Intelligent people are expected to speak the finest, but your dialect also depends on the surroundings you developed in. Coming from a foreign country, most people have a special English they speak within their family. Amy Tan in “Mother Tongue” she explains why she understands her husband’s English but others might…

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