Objective pronoun

He refers to credible authorities such as Transport NSW, “Sydney's train system is moving more people by rail each day than every city in the United States…” Throughout the article, Alvarez utilised the inclusive pronoun 'we', to create identify the common goals he and the audience face. By recognising that they all face the same issue, he persuades the audience to understand his view and findings. The personifying of the phrase " or else our city will have a stroke…

outweighed by how it weakens interpersonal relationships, decreases the effectiveness of communication, and replaces it with gratuitous dialogue.” Furthermore, I adjusted my poor grammar and mechanics by correcting subject-verb agreement and vague pronoun reference errors. This improvement can be accredited to the beneficial exercise worksheets that reinforce the notes given in class. I now realize why I would need to clarify the “it” in this sentence from my diagnostic essay: “I habitually am…

Case Examples of Music therapy for Survivors of Abuse by Kenneth E. Bruscia is a collection of case studies in which the clients discussed have been affected negatively by emotional, physical, and sexual abuse. The emotions manifested by each study aided me as a reader to understand what everyone had to face physically and emotionally. Physical wounds heal on their own, but psychological symptoms often worsen over time without the proper treatment because these traumatic experiences infest…

order and meaning to our words, we are only as effectively understood as someone else effectively understands. Miguel’s story also suggests that the true significance of our stories and life experiences are often ambiguous. There is no single and objective meaning to discover, but rather the subjective act of interpreting what is significant results in the creation of meaning. Miguel uses absurdity and humor to portray realistic characters and scenery, creating an interesting mood that is both…

also shows that he is personally invested in the topic, using several first person pronouns while describing the measures that should be taken in order to fight the drug war more successfully, such as “we” and “our”, as if to include himself in the situation at hand. As his article’s intentions become more concerned with persuading the reader into taking action and less about reporting facts, it loses its objective composure and, consequently, a portion of its…

Stigmatization can be something as simple as referring to the mentally ill as “crazy”, or something much for harmful, like invalidating a person’s illness by telling them to just “get over it”. The two articles Stigma and Help Seeking for Mental Health Among College Students by Daniel Eisenberg et al., and A Critical, Rhetorical Analysis of Man Therapy by Sam Mocarski and Sim Butler, both address this issue in a unique way that caters to their disciplines. Eisenberg and his co-authors focus on…

and that they can now coexist as one. Lincoln states, “Fondly do we hope, fervently do we pray, that this mighty scourge of war may speedily pass away“ (lines 61-63). Not only is he unifying the nation in their hopes and prayers with his choice of pronouns, but also creates a sort of hymn that has a flow and rhyme so that it may be memorable. His use of diction allows words to resonate more with his audience and unify both the…

thorny place” (Little red cap) the feeling of a girl when she can’t escape from her misery, because after having sex with the wolf she became his possession taking into account that the woods symbolizes sex . On the other hand, by using possessive pronouns like is shown in the Pygmalion´s bride tittle Duffy remarks the dominant male figures and their control over women, by remarking their voice in the…

The majority of the time, first-person point of view is rendered too informal for academic writings. In most styles of writing, first person pronouns may hinder the writer’s ability to remain objective by weakening the credibility of the writer especially in research and argument papers. When the paper is written in first person, the work may sound like it is based only on personal opinion. Therefore, unless writing a…

Vitally, it is exceedingly requisite to be the arbiter of your own fate, and to pursue your own utterly independent objectives in life. In the short story “The Happiest Days of Your Life”, which is written by the author Penelope Lively, a young obedient and submissive boy is with his parents at st Edward’s Preparatory School in Sussex with the intentioned aim of observing the boarding school and if proceeding according to the plan he should be registered. However, the boy seems to be copiously…