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The communicative style of the second language learning and language teaching styles
Second Language
Teaching
Introduction Communication is always a two-way process. In the case of second language learning, this is between the teacher, imparting the knowledge, and the students, grasping the information. This paper shall discuss the learning styles of second language learners and how teachers must adapt their teaching styles to best utilize the learning style. Learning styles…
Analysis of “Letter From Birmingham Jail”
Alliteration
Birmingham
Martin Luther King is famous for his daring counter-cultural beliefs and for being a man who truly made a stand in is struggle to gain civil rights for black people. A genius of the art of persuasion, King uses tremendously effective emotional appeal by engaging his audience’s patriotism, love of family, and auditory senses. King…
Language Investigation on Shampoo Bottles
Grammar
Linguistics
Persuasion
To investigate how the language on Shampoo bottles varies depending on what consumers want to hear and market competition; the more specialised the shampoo, the more restrained and technical the language whereas the more generalised the shampoo, the more persuasive and informal the language. To achieve this aim, I will be focusing on Texts 1,…
The Theory of Universal Grammar
Education
Learning
Second Language
The Theory of Universal Grammar has been expounded in Lightbown and White (1987, White (1989), and Ellis (1994), among others. It derives from Chomsky’s conceptualization of the nature of the linguistic universals that comprise a child’s innate linguistic knowledge. According to Chomsky (1976), there is a ‘system of principles, conditions, and rules that are elements…
A Review of The Logic of Non-Standard English by William Labov
English
Logic
Today I am going to talk about the Logic of nonstandard English written by W. Labov. In older days, with the help of the government, there are a lot of researches about the education problems of the children in the ghetto areas. Ghetto means a city which Jews lived or which members of a minority…
Summary of the reading Rhetoric of the Images
Rhetoric
Roland Barthes' Rhetoric of Image analyzes image, an illustration or a representation of something, and in what ways do meanings are associated with particular images. He examines images, observes the messages it entails, and how these messages are extracted from these images. In the article, the author restricts his study in the realm of advertising…
OPRF English Myers Tsotsi Final Draft
English
Africa, Fudged introduces characters who gradually envelop hope into Tootsie showing his true feelings: Morris, a man unable to walk due to a horrific mining accident, Boston, a man with his own sense of “decency’ but caught up in gang activity, and the baby and Miriam, teach Tootsie deference and maternal responsibility which enables Tootsie…
Importance of English Language Subject
English
English subject has become one of the most important and popular language in the world.In university,english is very important language that should be learn because english can make someone easier to find a job ,scholarship interview and others.Honestly, since primary school I didn’t like english subject.I think that english is hard and difficult to learn….
Factors affecting EFL Learners’ English Listening Comprehension
English
Abstract Listening plays a significant role in daily communication and educational process. In spite of its importance, listening has long been the neglected skill in second language acquisition, research, teaching, and assessment. However, in recent years there has been an increased focus on L2 listening ability because of its perceived importance in language learning and…
To What Extent Was the Enlightenment the Cause of the French Revolution
France
French
Revolution
The Enlightenment ideas greatly affected the French Revolution and the 1789 reforms. John Locke’s “Two Treatises on Government” (1690), The Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen (1789), and Arthur Young’s “Travels in France during the Years 1787, 1788, 1789” were crucial influences on these changes. Preceding the revolution, referred to as the…