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    each with a unique perspective. This is present in the stories “Two Words” by Isabel Allende and “I Am Writing Blindly” by Roger Rosenblatt. It is also visible in the collage titled “Always Together” by Philippe Beha and “Translations” a poem by Lake Sagaris. Three themes can be taken from the four interpretations on language. The theme that language is visible in every person, that the same words can have dual meanings depending on how they are used. Language can also effect people’s emotions…

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    by looking at the different parts of the lexicon as well as linguistic examples. This essay will begin by attempting to define the mental lexicon and the words that are stored within it. It will then look at the different processing components believed to be apparent within the lexicon, before looking at different theories as to how we access words within the lexicon. Finally, this essay will conclude by looking at the structure of the mental lexicon supported by experiments and various…

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    very confident in my abilities as a writer. I did not think my word choice was above average, I thought my sentence structure was something that could be qualified as trash, and I felt like I could not address my audience in any way. However, after this first semester, I feel that everything has changed. Through evaluating my own work this semester, I have been able to improve my writing in the areas I mentioned. I have learned many skills through working on my own pieces throughout the…

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    service call center. Skeeter 's was my first job, therefore, it was the first to teach me how to be proper in the world of business. I learned the basics of what was appropriate to say and what wasn 't. For example, my employees and I were taught to say "products" or "items" when referring to the elements of their order, instead of "things". While working at the call center, I also learned some more rules for how to behave professionally, and was even spoken to a couple of times for expressing…

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    The play on words is very popular in poetry. Robert Frost uses word play in a way that causes the reader to think deeper and not just believe what’s on the surface. Like Robert Frost’s “Acquainted with the Night” which is a poem spoken by a man who, at first glance, knows the night well because he is always awake and walking the city streets during it. He speaks about how he has walked in rain and past the furthest city light. The speaker talks about how he dodges the watchman by dropping…

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    unnecessary words, and breaking the problem down into smaller steps in order to assist them in understanding and solving word problems. Word problems demonstrate the real-life applicability of math, yet they are often confusing to solve. In my miniunit, I plan to teach my students various strategies, so that they have an easier time comprehending and solving the problems. After…

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    States, which many things would change, had me thinking for a long time. My first language has always being Spanish. Yes, I know English but I don’t perfectly speak it nor write it. I finally made my decision. I knew that I had a future in front of me and going to the United States was going to be an unforgettable experience and a big advantage when enter the real world. I was very worried about my poor language ability and experiencing a very different culture. I was very scared of how I was…

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    Malcolm tells us how he went from a prisoner that didn 't know how to read a sentence, to an advocate giving thousands of speeches to better the lives of African Americans. Malcolm, learned how to read in prison. He came to the sense that he needed to learn how to read and write after he couldn 't even read a sentence off a book after he got jealous of one of his prison mates knowledge. Malcolm, spent his time copying every single word in the dictionary and learning each and every word until he…

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    fortunate capabilities, however, the internet has given us access to an abundance of information. Information that we can obtain with just the click of a finger and has given many the ability to lie, cheat, and steal. As I read Laird’s essay, the story with john Walsh, and Monica Crowley they had shed some light on plagiarism and how without a moment to think one’s hard work can be ripped right from underneath them. While one gains a possible A or a new career,…

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    age, and many others that a person is unconsciously thinking about when making any decision or interpretation. A quick example of what I just said, just to clarify any misunderstandings, can be found when a group of people is asked whether it’s okay to let people under 18 drive legally. The amount of information given is the same for everyone, but the end results are most likely to vary with older people saying that younger people should not be let to drive.…

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