Canadian English

failure. Therefore, the 1980s is the most important and influential decade in Canadian history. The…

Meanwhile Reesor had shot down the second FW., whose pilot baled out and came down in the Channel. Neptune was more merciful than Vulcan, for naval launches were soon along-side to pick the German up. The rescued man thanked his benefactors in perfect English. The naval…

braveness was by going to ICBC. My parents wanted to change their licenses, in order for them to use it in Canada. My parents went to ICBC without a single help or interrupter, and manage to succeed in changing the licenses. My dad could not speak English at all; however, he used his body language, and some of the words that he knew. It was the amazing thing to hear because I would get really embarrassed, and could not have done it. It showed me not to be afraid or embarrassed by lack of…

Toronto's homeless population to becoming one of the most life-changing individuals for the well-being of Canadians, dies Tuesday at her home in Woodbridge, Ontario six days after her 89th birthday. Her dad, Afzal Khan, reported to the dispatcher that Mrs. Khan died in her sleep from heart-related causes, but the issue was mostly due to old age. In 2022, Mrs. Khan, moved to South Korea to teach English at a hagwon, alike to a cram school, and soon a high school. She said, "Teaching in South…

your father doesn't about why they split up. But before you could even reach your dad the pilot of the small single engine plane, the pilot dies of a heart attack, the plane crash lands a little while later. You are stranded in the middle of the Canadian wilderness. That is the just the basic beginning of the book Hatchet. Do you think you or Brian Robeson will survive this disastrous situation? I will soon be talking about 2 memories that helped and also hurt Brian during this catastrophic…

by fear and brutality. The novel opens in Frankfurt, may 1942. Marc Kilgour, the main character is aged fifteen and is in a Nazi labour camp. Marc comes off as a normal lad, but the truth is that he 's an orphan that was then recruited by an english spy organization named Cherub. Because he is well educated he has a job of filling documents. With this job he is able to forge documents and arrange an escape for himself and his his two best friends at the camp. His two friends are able to…

about Sally's new life in Canada. With her Chinese habits, she and her neighbours had some conflitcts on each other. Sally want to become a Canadian one day, but the most important thing she need to do is learn the Canadian culture. In the passage, she try to act the way how Britain speak, "Sally puts on a mock British accent", when she anwser to Joe for some English tea, but they all laughed. Sally was a single mother, that make her life become very tough. Slowly, she told everything to the old…

All of the teachers in that school were Canadian. That was good for me because it ultimately influenced me to go to to the United States for high school but it started out as another big challenge for me. In China, most of the students are good at studying English on paper but not at speaking it or listening to it. In my high school, all of the classes are taught in English, and unfortunately, I could not understand much the first month. I was so worried…

In the following paper I am going to discuss the Canadian conference that took place on 1 – 2 October in 2004. I am going to speak about the presentations that contained some new information for me or made a good impression on me. I am also going to make some emotional remarks and describe my feelings when listening to one or another speaker during the conference days. I had been waiting for the opening words of prof Tõnu Lehtsaar because he has been one of the most loved lecturers in the…

Eva Hoffman’s memoir Lost in Translation recounts the struggles she faced upon leaving Poland and emigrating to Canada with her family. It can be reasonably inferred that from the moment Eva stepped foot in Canada, she felt isolated and ostracized by society. The reader learns in the section entitled “Exile”, that Eva feels lost between two countries, two languages, and two identities. Hoffman struggles to let go of the past and is apprehensive at looking towards the future. She…