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    double check their work. The peer review is important the essay, they were able to catch mistakes that I wouldn’t have if I was scanning for errors. I put in comments on the sentences and paragraphs that I needed to work on, and changed the little grammatical errors. Putting the rough draft and final together made it easier to see the changes and the errors. Also, revising the edits, to see if there was anything else that was left out. Overall, comparing the two papers and seeing the differences…

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    APPENDIX BELOW Appendix The class Number of students: 9 Level: 3 PDU (A1) Time: 9-11 am Ages: 19-43 years old Teaching aids Projector, computer ,speakers, book , markers and worksheets. Aims Students are going to learn and practice with the future tense using “be going to”. In addition, they’ll be introduced to some blended sounds in social language. Skills Mostly listening and speaking. Personal aim Work more with lead activities and timing. Anticipated problems Students might encounter some…

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    respect for you grow. Although the plagiarism was in my paper, I still received positive feedback with the comments of a solid thesis, smartly written sentences, and a well written paragraph. Knowing that if the worst part of my first paper was a few grammatical errors and paragraph depth I would be okay throughout the semester, then came the Rhetorical Analysis paper. I chose Nikki Giovanni’s “Campus Racism 101.” because of how positively renowned she was, the issues of racism were kind of…

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    different formats including a test on grammatical judgment, comprehension, and picture matching. Overall the results showed that adults who had early language experience preformed at near native language levels, while groups who had had no early language experience preformed very poorly. Their worst category was syntactic structures – especially simple, passive and relative…

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    One theme commonly seen throughout the works of William Faulkner is tragedy. Faulkner’s novels and short stories are riddled with misfortune and sadness. Nice moments are few and far between, and usually last for a very short time. The morbid events that affect Faulkner’s characters are often inevitable, as in the characters have no way of escaping their certain demise. William Faulkner has a way of lining up these tragic events in a way that they appear circumstantial, yet none of his…

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    poem will divulge the blacks’ experiences. Besides, it is noticeable that the word ‘Negro’ appears only in the title and not in the poem, hence inserting an emphasis to the thoughts the poem depicts. In addition, the word ‘speaks’ is in the present tense thus, evoking an idea that the event is still fresh and…

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    Throughout Book I of the Aeneid, Vergil skillfully introduces key gods through the speeches they make. By using each god’s unique grammatical and rhetorical style, Vergil introduces the temperament, sphere of influence, and the relationship they have with one another without being forced into needless exposition. Juno, Aeolus, and Neptune all have very different ways of speaking which help the reader understand more deeply the context and importance of their words. Juno’s language in her first…

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    revised it, I altered the title to “The African American Dystopia Within America.” Using my graded TV analysis essay, I made all of the corrections that Dr. Haynes wrote on my paper. I started to read over my essay, until I no longer saw any grammatical or verb tense errors, as that is one of my weak points in writing. Seeing the flaws in my writing helps me, especially when I correct them, because I am less likely to make the mistake again. One of the bigger changes I made to my revision essay…

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    Tina is 6 years, 11 month old English-speaking female who is attending the kindergarten at Pottsbore Primary in the morning and attends a neighborhood childcare in the afternoon. Tina’s parents share joint custody of her. During the week, Tina lives with her mother and lives with her father during the weekends. Tina’s mother is an administrative assistant for a law firm. Her father is a sales representative for a pharmaceutical company. According to Tina’s mother, she had a normal pregnancy and…

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    This commentary describes key strategies (the problem-solving techniques used when translating: Löscher, 1996: p26) and techniques (changes made to the target text relative to the source text: Fawcett, 1997: Chapter 4) used when translating Son défi : consommer 100 % français pendant un an from the French broadsheet Le Monde, published online on 19th March 2014, it deals with a young journalist’s challenge to buy and use 100% French-made products. Le Monde has the second-largest circulation…

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