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    Since the beginning of the time, the most primary method of communication has been the face to face communication (1). In fact, for an extensive time, face-to-face communication was the only method ever used. As the time passed many new methods came along with the use of letters, telephone calls, and emails. Even though with the improvements in such type communication, nothing like other types of communication has been able to change or replace the face-to-face method. Face to face communication…

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    the reading, What colour is your English, African women who immigrated to Vancouver are asked open-ended questions in a focus group and are noted as having obstacles to overcome beyond their physical appearance. These women face issues of discrimination and cultural imperialism. According to Creese & Ngene , they are treated unjustly when applying for jobs due to their African accent even though “most had advanced post-secondary degrees undertaken at English-language institutions” (2003, p. 2).…

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    required to learn to read and write English well, so they can have the same opportunities as everyone else. Living in America and not knowing how to speak English causes multiple complications. Some of the complications are not being able to read labels on prescription pills, menus in a restaurant, chemicals in products, and not understanding agreements in renting a house or in preceding surgical procedures. In the article from CNN, Kennedy proclaims, “Learning English shouldn’t be an option for…

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    My school experiences are not that fun. I went three elementary school, one junior high and one high school. I went two elementary school when I lived in Korea, first school is private school and another one is public school. I transferred private to public because when I went private school, I went with my younger brother and made a lot trouble; so, my parents separate me and my brother. Like, I went the public school, and my brother still went to the private. And this was feeling not great. I…

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    In our modern era, there have been many well-written books, however, what criteria must a book contain in order to be considered a true classic for generations upon generations? For a book to be considered a timeless classic, it must contain three-dimensional, realistic characters with gradual character development, as well as a magnificent use of sensory details. Without these key aspects to a story that make it relatable and interesting, it cannot be remembered for decades to come. Due to its…

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    Sydney McMurray Mrs. Mihalik Honors English 9 1 December 2017 “Fight The Power” Seventy percent of the world’s population is made up of people of ethnicity. Caucasians are a minority when compared to the rest of the world. So why is it that groups of people speak out about “white supremacy”? The color of a person’s skin creates a fantastical division of power. Public Enemy’s music, image, and societal views are the perfect representation of the unjust, imaginary oppression of the…

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    It’s All Fun and Games Until Someone Gets Hurt (A discussion on the similarities and differences in Shakespeare’s King Lear and Much Ado About Nothing) When renting movies nowadays, the movies are often organized according to their genres. There are thrillers, comedies, rom coms, action/adventure, horror, etc. The list goes on for ages. Before there were movies, there were plays. Shakespeare is the most famous playwright in history. He often wrote plays in three genres. Comedies, tragedies, and…

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    curriculum. Stenson feels that essay writing should be a creative process towards student’s personal opinions, but the curriculum sets guidelines that the students must follow which prevents this. His reference to what his daughter has been taught in her English class is the basic premise of the essay as it is used to not only develop the essay but also the thesis which is not clearly stated. Stenson’s use of emotional appeal is for readers to sympathize how…

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    William Shakespeare (usually referred to as just “Shakespeare”) is undoubtedly the most famous playwright in history. His works are usually required reading in high schools, and college english classes as well. Almost everyone recognizes his name when it’s mentioned and knows at least one quote from one of his works. He is known worldwide for his plays especially, which are so special because of his ability to convey the inner workings of the human mind and emotion. His writings have lasted for…

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    Word Pull Essay

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    of both French and English cultures. Unfortunately, there are instances where the sense along with humor is lost or not as transparent as it might have been, e.g.: ‘Pull?' he said, as if he wanted to do just that to various sensitive parts of my body. It was translated as: - Pull? - powiedział, jakby chciał pociągnąć mnie za różne, najbardziej wrażliwe części ciała. The name of the protagonist has been misspelled by one of his French colleagues into Pull. For the English reader the…

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