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The Importance of Having a Strong Web Presence
Spanish
Establishing a strong online presence is essential for survival in the interconnected world of today. It is crucial, even vital, for companies, banks, agencies, and private industries to create an interactive environment with customers, government officials, and other businesses in order to flourish. Embracing the Internet exposes your system to the global community. In the…
Ancient Language of the World: Dialect Variation in Tamil Tamil
Mother Tongue
Dialect Variation in Tamil Tamil is one of the ancient languages of the world with records inthe language dating back over two millennia. Its origins are notprecisely known, but it developed and flourished in India as a language with a rich literature. With an estimated 30,000inscriptions, Tamil has the largest number of inscriptions in South…
An analogy is a rhetorical device as an aid for explanation
Rhetoric
Analogy An analogy is a rhetorical device as an aid for explanation. It is usually used to explain something abstract and complex by comparing it to something concrete and simple to make it understandable to the audience. In this particular case, Jeffrey Overstreet makes use of an analysis in his article where he likens…
What is Language and Language Rules
Language Learning
Slang
Language is a collection of symbols used to send messages to an Individual. 2. Language Rules? Phonological: Govern the way words sound when pronounced Synthetic: Govern the structure of language- way symbols are arranged Semantic: Deal with the meaning of specific words Pragmatic: Govern the way language is used in everyday interaction 3. What is…
Why the U.S Needs an Official Language
Language Learning
Multilingualism
English is the universal language of the world. In order for immigrants to assimilate to a new Country, It’s important to learn the language of the country. In the article “Why the U. S Needs an Official Language” by Mauro E. Mujica he states that the U. S. A needs to unify the English language…
The Great Silent Majority: A Loud and Effective Rhetoric Speech Analysis
Rhetoric
The Great Silent Majority: A Loud and Effective Rhetoric One of the greatest highlights of President Nixon’s policy during his term, as the country’s Chief Executive, was his keen disapproval of the continued hostilities in Vietnam. Even before he assumed the office, he was adamant in the campaign for a quick and practical resolution to…
The Power of Transcendentalist Rhetoric: Henry David Thoreau’s Resistance to Civil Government
Government
Rhetoric
Transcendentalist Rhetoric in Henry David Thoreau’s Resistance to Civil GovernmentHenry David Thoreau’s writings are manifestoes of the Transcendentalist philosophy, which tackle various subjects from politics to economy or the environment. His essay, Resistance to Civil Government or Civil Disobedience as it is also known, reviews the American government and political life during the nineteenth century….
Why I Became a Writer
Mother Tongue
In the short autobiography narrative “Mother Tongue” written by Amy Tan she discusses the grounds why she was passionate on going a author. It is no surprise. that her vision in the work of fiction it is outstanding throughout her battles with the English linguistic communication as a Chinese immature miss born in an immigrant…
Theme for English B Analysis
English
The Negro Speaks of Rivers
Introduction Theme for English B is a poem written by Langston Hughes about a lone African-American college student tasked to write a one page paper about anything, as long as it is from the student. Racism is the theme of this poem, about how a 22 year old college student sees the racism happening…
Foreign or Domestic?
Foreign
Transportation today is much different from the way it was fifty years ago. At that time, people who wanted to buy an automobile had a small variety to choose from. Nowadays, there are so many choice that it could take months to look at all the cars on the market. Often a buyer must first…