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    Discourse/s Gee (1990) defined Discourse as a “socially accepted association among ways of using language, of thinking, feeling, believing, valuing, and of acting that can be used to identify oneself…of a socially meaningful group…” (Gee, 1990, p. 143, as cited in McCarthy, 2016). Language Register It is important that children learn what Language Register and take advantage as “Competent oral communication requires being able to use a variety of language registers and being able to choose…

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    having good grammar? For some reason, many people now seem to place less value on good grammar. Good grammar is just as important for succeeding in a career as well as getting one, and it is very important to do whatever is necessary to develop it. To say good grammar is important in your professional life and personal life is an understatement. Grammar will follow you throughout your life and be there to either open doors for you or slam them shut depending on your capabilities. Grammar will…

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    ALBD essay Imagine how you would feel if you were to be sentenced to death for a crime you did not commit. It would be such a hard experience and something that would be hard to grasp and accept. Think about the people you would need with you to help you to accept your fate and become strong and brave. In the novel A Lesson Before Dying, By Ernest J. Gaines, Jefferson, a young black man is sentenced to death after before falsely accused of murder. This book is about the people including Grant…

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    They are the ones who follow traditional grammar rules and who cringed when they hear someone use a word improperly (Bureman). They want the English language to be used how we are supposed to use it. The Descriptivist are more liberal. Having taken over in the 1970’s they are more concerned with…

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    When anyone asks me what my culture identity is, the first thing to pop into my head is everything I am surrounded by and the closest people to me, also the activities I do on the daily and how it is done. Culture is something that is shared and learned as you grow up. What you learned is partially who you end up being in the future whether you can identify it or not. I define my culture identity as the things I am closest to and who I am closest to, which happens to be Jehovah God, his word the…

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    p. 57). In addition, some students in China do not find it interesting to learn English (Zhang & Yang, 2008). These students may not have the motivation to learn English. They merely treat English as a required subject and are bored in learning grammar and vocabulary (Jiang,…

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    The role of grammar in English Language Teaching (ELT) has been a crucial and debatable issue for many years, gaining both supporters and opponents along the way. The treatment of grammar differs with various teaching methodologies and approaches (Burgess & Etherington 2002: 434). It needs to be noted that grammar is an “ambiguous term” in the language teaching field (Larsen-Freeman 2009: 518). It can refer to many things at the same time. Therefore, only one comprehensive definition will be…

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    Children of Noble birth were taught at home. Between the ages of 7 and 10 the curriculum would consist of learning parts of speech (including verbs and nouns), rules of grammar/sentence construction, English-Latin/Latin-English translations. Between ages 10 and 14, Masters teaches the boys in lessons of Latin-English translations, Literature, The study of Greek, Arithmetic, and Religious education. Education for boys in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries relied on the financial means and…

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    The origin of song translation in China can be dated back to the Qing Dynasty with the first foreign song The Last Summer Rose translated into Chinese by Liu Bannong and one of the most representative works of that era Marching to Georgia translated by Mr. Ye Zhongleng in 1908…

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    Xuanzang's "New Translation Method" In the process of Xuanzang's translation of Buddhist texts, he proposed a "New Translation Method"( ZANG et. al, 2013) which has a tremendous impact in the early development of translation practice. In early development of Buddhist translation method in China, Chinese translation of Buddhist scriptures from the East Han Dynasty to West Jin Dynasty are mostly based on the translated work by Northern Hu Dynasty in Central Asia, the original Sanskrit Buddhist…

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