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    Evaluation of the Speech Theory The speech act is the basic unit of language used to express meaning, an utterance that expresses an intention. (University of Twente, 2017). Generally, the speech act is usually referenced as a sentence, but it can be a word or phrase, if it follows the rules required to accomplish the intention. When we speak, we perform an act. Speech is not just used to designate something, it does something. So, having said this, the Speech Act Theory basically stresses the…

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    pragmatics can then be defined in a manner that delimits it from grammar, and at the same time shows the fact that both fields combine together in a consistent framework for studying language. So in the process of understanding the meaning of a sentence, one should take care of pragmatics, not just grammar. This conclusion does not delete the importance of grammar in the development of language. That leads us to the overall conclusion: grammar and pragmatics contribute in the language use. One…

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    ladies and gentlemen , Today i will be talking about the topic Language and Power. Can anyone tell me , What is language? “A language is the method of human communication, either spoken or written, consisting of the use of words in a structured and conventional way.” That’s the definition from the Oxford Dictionary. Now I’m not interested in the surface definition , this is for grade 5 kids in elementary school. I wanna go in - depth to applying it in real life situations to everything we do.…

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    Linguistic complexity is commonly defined as the variedness and elaborateness of language production (Ellis, 2003). The definition resembles the philosophical definition of complexity as a function of the number of a system’s constituent elements, the variety of these constituents, and the elaborateness of their inter- relations (Rescher, 1998). Accordingly, the measurement of linguistic complex- ity involves quantitatively measuring the number and nature of linguistic sub- components and the…

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    “Dinner Dandruff” by Robert Fulghum is a humorous essay. It is about the gross responsibilities people take on when they grow up. The style of this text is funny and light hearted. To determine the style of a text identify the author's use of diction, syntax, and imagery. Throughout this essay, there are many examples of these elements of writing. Diction is the choice and use of words and phrases in speech or writing. The author has a formal tone in his writing. For example…

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    The English language is my secondary language. For that reason, I have had to try harder not only during the course of my Freshman Composition class, but in general during the most of my academic career. In other words, I have had to put more time and effort than typical in order to catch up, but I should say I have always loved it. That being said, I believe that, so far, I have done a pretty good job, obviously not in writing perfect and err less papers, but in setting foot in the right path…

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    This hypothesis goes against linguist such as juuva – mentioned in the first section of this essay – who believe that inflection and derivation are the same process as it states that inflection and derivation belong to separate components of the grammar. Not only is this hypothesis stating the idea that derivation and inflection are in fact distinct, but also that they should be handled with different rules – derivation with lexical rules and regular inflection with syntactic rules this theory…

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    All four novels convey r-relation, the manner in which verbs are integrated into sentence construction (Schönefeld, 2001). According to Ramchand, a grammatical construction is agreeable with verbs whose context explains in one way or the other the constructional meaning (2008). As shown earlier, verbs used in a sentence structure can take different forms for example descriptive, expository, expressive or argumentative forms. The manner in which it is relayed by the author always means that the…

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    In the writing “I Won’t Hire People Who Use Poor Grammar”, Wiens compares the nuances of writing code to that of using Grammar, “good writing…programming, the devil is in the details.” (Wiens 104), in that the details make up a larger esthetical component of the writing than it would otherwise make up. This means that a grammar mistake (i.e. to instead of two) accounts for a significant portion of how the writing will be seen. If it is grammatically okay, then the meaning and purpose of the…

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    English Vocab Analysis

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    Vocab term used: Sentence used in Incite I incite you to sit next to Menna. Cathartic (Catharsis) Hey guys, I was wondering If I could read it's kind of cathartic for me. Aloof You Savannah have been very aloof. Belligerent You Menna have been very belligerent. Scapegoat Menna you are using Savannah as your scapegoat. Amicable You need to start being more amicable. Conundrum What is the conundrum in here? Comrades (Camaraderie) Menna and I have become comrades over the course of this week…

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