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    In the article of “Mother Tongue” by Amy Tan (1989), it tells us the difference and relationship between “Broken English” and “perfect English”. It seems to others, Tan’s mother’s English is broken and fractured, but for Tan, her mother’s English is vivid and easy to understand, it is also Tan’s bridge of growth and understanding of the external things. Tan used her life experience to show that many people speak “Broken English” like her mother is not mean that they don’t know English. They know…

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    In one of the scenes, Glatzer and Westmoreland use a close up shot to present the main character Alice Howland to the viewers using her linguistic skill to widen her audience outlook on language. She says: "Most children speak and understand their mother tongue before the age of four, without lessons, homework, or much in the way feedback." This quote makes people think and actually makes them wonder how that is possible. They present her in a beige blouse to symbolize trust, loyalty, wisdom,…

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    Name: Zichao Lan SID: 861120291 English 1B Instructor: Colin Innes The First Paper Question: The paper is based on question 2 and 4 under the Critical Writing Questions. Lao-Tzu, the Idealistic Sage and His Utopia Preface Before starting to write the main paper, please allow me to write a preface for this essay because this topic is special and important to me. Although I majored in Chinese History and Chinese…

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    -Learn the preterite tense conjugation from regular verbs with –ar, -er, and –ir ending. -Practice the use imperfect tense verbs in complete and accurately written sentence. -Learn the preterite tense conjugation of irreregular verbs. -Orally, the students will practice irregular verbs in the preterite tense. -Learn the imperfect tense conjugation from regular and irregular verbs with –ar, -er, and –ir ending. -Students will be able to use imperfect tense verbs in complete and accurately…

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    Salikoko S. Mufwene investigated the relationship between colonialism, globalisation and the development of local languages. The objectives of his study include 1. To establish if languages are parasitic. 2. To find out the factors that lead to language extinction.3. To see how globalisation has endangered most languages in the world and Africa in particular. Some of the works used for this deep study include:Mualdhuster (1996),Crystal (2000),Dixon(1997),Brenziger, (1998),Renard (2001).These…

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    Linguistic Evidentiality in Arawan, Luchuan, and Livonian An often overlooked yet fascinating aspect of the plethora of languages spoken throughout the planet, is the information they require their speakers to provide whenever describing something. For example, in the English language, there are many nouns to describe humans that do not differentiate between male and female, like friend. However, in Spanish, if one wants to refer to someone they consider a friend, it is necessary to use either…

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    Why International Students Should Make American Friends There are many students who prefer to study abroad more than studying in their country. Studying abroad is very helpful because it makes many students learn another language, so the best way to learn another language is living with people who speak this language. Also studying abroad can help people travel around the world and see many different cultures. There are many students from many different countries who come to Central Michigan…

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    Because there are lots of different languages in the world, there comes with it times of opposition. What does that mean? Even the slightest difference in connotation of a word can make the world of a difference. Changing of a word’s connotation due to no direct translation, can completely destroy the origin of the word. Every language has their own ways of how they mean words, how they understand words, and how they are going to use these words in everyday life. In Ethan Watters’ article, “The…

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    In the bible it tells us in Genesis chapter 11 that God confused the language of men so that they might not all understand one another. This event marked the first division of language. Since then people have gathered into separate groups based mainly on the fact that they understood the same language. I believe that language can both unify and divide us in different ways. In the article titled Mute in an English-Only World, by Chang-Rae Lee, the author discusses his mother and her trouble…

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    My Culture I am a mix of two cultures. I am half Mexican and half American. Even though I am half Mexican, my spanish isn’t good. I can’t speak spanish fluently and I tend to strudder a lot. My spelling is pretty bad too. I almost got held back in kindergarten because of my spanish. My experience showed me that my culture is learned, complex, and influenced. When a culture is learned that means that you weren’t born with it and had to learn from other people. If a culture is complex…

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