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    speech, there are various stylistic writing elements she uses to convey her message. Although the consistent contradictions take away from Woolf’s credibility, in “Professions for Women”, her strong use rhetorical devices and most of the figurative language communicates her ideas effectively. In her speech, Woolf describes…

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    The treatment process can be overwhelming and difficult at first. A. Every case is handled differently and can be challenging for yourself and the physician treating you. It can become a long drawn out process which makes you want to stop trying, because results are often slow and tiresome. That’s what happened in my case. It took multiple attempts before I got the help I needed. I wanted to see success right away because I was so tired of the nightmarish world I was secluded in. B.…

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    INTRODUCTION Language samples of children are helpful to see what stage they are at in their language development. By looking at different aspects of their normal speech you can get a pretty clear picture of where the child is at. The language sample that I am going to be talking about is on a little girl names Olivia. She is four years old and is talking to her Aunt. They are playing with some of her toys in a good environment. I feel that this is a good language sample because it is in an…

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    Language Shifts in an Academic Article and Tweets Edward Finegan’s article, “What’s right or wrong about language, and who decides?” It is an academic article. Finegan explains that 1.what is “correct” Language, 2.Descriptive vs. Prescriptive Grammar, 3.Who’s Right? In re-writting the whole thing of Finegan’s article as some Tweets, I try my best to make it shorter and more informal. They have a lot different, like language choices, organization and formatting. In the original article, Finegan…

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    Business Communication

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    There are many obstacle that can obscure or hinder a message to reach the intended people such as noise, poor visibility, weather and other things but there are about six barriers to business communication that affect or that can make the intended people fail to understand the meaning of the words even if they can hear the words. These barriers are to be avoided in the business community and if you can identify them, then you can avoid them and present a good speech. The six barriers are…

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    match the students’ needs. They also thought that it would be possible for the teachers to not be fully trained or given the proper tools to teach their LEP students. This included teachers not working to get their English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) endorsements prior to being hired, so that they have to rely on training from the district. Another problem that the group thought of was the lack of parental education on the FCD. Parents of LEP students, who are not aware of it and the…

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    with a variety of strategies to assist with his instruction and lots of general encouragement to help him progress through the reading and the written assignment. In order to get through the written assignment, I provided Ville with some written language skill assistance by provided him sentence…

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    will arise. Sometimes two people trying to communicate with each other don’t speak the same language, or are still learning to speak and understand for instance Spanish, which can become frustrating for both parties. In my case, my grandmother-in-law is from Nicaragua, and does not “speak a lick of english” and my ability to speak spanish is almost non-existent. Misunderstanding can arise from cultural, language, and nonverbal communication, and some misunderstandings are “bad” while others are…

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    Language is a communicative system of words and symbols that are unique to humans, we develop cognition, language, and communication skills there have been many studies and theories conducted regarding the development of language in the human mind including nature vs. Nurture. Ideas support that language development is natural, while other ideas believe there are external factors. This Essay illustrates and focuses on firstly Phonological (The way sound is stored in the mind, Sound is said),…

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    Code Switching Case Study

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    The case of mixing languages can be seen in a lot of bilingual speakers. Take myself for example, I was born in Taiwan and I started learning English in a very young age. I found myself mixing my languages since I was really little. For me personally, I think the reason I mix my languages is because I think the language I choose to use can best serve me needs. Sometimes I cannot find a word or even a saying in Mandarin that has the accurate meaning of what I am trying to say in English and vice…

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