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    1. Language is defined as a group of symbols that are controlled by a distinct set of rules, including phonological rules, syntactic rules, sematic rules, and pragmatic rules, that are used in order to communicate and receive a message. Phonological rules control how words sound when spoken. We often don’t even realize when we are using this rule because we are so accustomed to our native languages. In the English language we have a multitude of words that are spelled the same but that are…

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    In Chapter five, defines phonemic awareness and phonics and how they are important to learning. But then there are certain drawbacks and benefits teaching those areas of reading. Phonics deals with children seeing the phonograms and how it relates to words instead of only the sounds. There are many types of phonics instruction two examples are analytic and synthetic phonics. There are many nationalities that make up the world especially the U.S. which the dominant is English and children who…

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    The leadership of General Joseph “Fighting Joe” Hooker General Hooker graduated from West Point. General Hooker’s military career was a bit sporadic; he served during the Mexican War, then resigned and moved to California to be a farmer. General Hooker later regretted this decision and attempted to return to service, which took several attempts. General Hooker had a leadership style and personality that was egotistically driven and quarrelsome with peers and superiors. General Hooker got the…

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    renowned for her update to the traditional oil painting, having these very weighty images, foreshortened female forms, and her analyses of the physicality of the body mostly the female form. The two art works that I will be analyzing will be her works Hyphen and Mirror. These two works are very different form each other…

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    It is not often quite nice to convey an individual to do what one commands. Even if lying is necessary, one will use it to fit his needs. However, not all situations are bad situations. An example of lying to control someone’s actions is portrayed in between the stories “The Pimienta Pancakes” by O. Henry and “The Open Window” By Saki. In the greater scheme of what is wrong and right, lying is wrong unless it is used for the greater good. “The Pimienta Pancakes” By O. Henry Takes place in the…

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    Rough Draft “I H8 Txt Msgs: How Texting is Wrecking Our Language” How does Humphreys use rhetorical strategies to persuade his readers? When reading John Humphreys article, you can definitely tell that there is a lot of good evidence stating that our language has changed over the past couple of year. The changes that have occurred over the past couple of years, however haven’t always improved the way we write or speak today. The purpose of this essay is to show you, the reader, how Humphrey uses…

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    Domain names are your digital address for the way people find you online. It 's not uncommon for businesses to brainstorm several potential domain names before deciding on one that represents their brand and bolsters their online presence. There’s no denying the power of a great domain name. You’re probably most familiar with the original top level domains (TLDs) like .com, .net, and .org. While .com sites continue to be the most popular, there’s currently more than 120 million…

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    Studio 121 had made me realize the many common mistakes people make in writing and the simple solutions to help improve the writing. English 121 was a difficult class and even more so when your grammar isn’t all too great, though I was lucky enough to have been scheduled with this class also since it had helped me very much and even improved my writing. When I first began in this class, I felt that my writing was obviously lacking and because I wasn’t that good with grammar it made it worse.…

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    sentence length also marks the change from joyful, youthful Emma to reserved, mature Emma. While Emma detailed the events of Harriet’s mugging the sentences were long and winding, almost like she was rambling; some thoughts are merely connected with a hyphen, mirroring the hectic train of thought of a small child. In contrast, Emma’s sentences get much shorter and to the point as she returns to her mature façade. Rather than long ramblings, the sentences are now short instructions with no…

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    138) Poe employed a variety of style tactics in this passage. He is using the repetition of phrases to explain himself; he is straightaway attempting to tell the reader why he committed such a heinous act. In one long sentence, ideas separated by hyphens, Poe can go from explanation to exposing the narrator’s thoughts. He is searching for justification and contemplating the consequences, in this case salvation, in a common thought process for someone who had just done something perceived as…

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