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    English as an International language – Good or Bad? Are we witnessing the definitive rise of English as a truly global language? This prospective development is an issue that is heavily discussed. English has for a long time been the world’s dominating language. There are two prime reasons for its high frequency all over the globe. First of all‚ the vast influence of Britain as a former colonial power; secondly‚ the subsequent dominance‚ politically and economically‚ of the United States.

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    The English language is a subject that has arisen as controversial over the last few decades. Many believe it is being slaughtered by the youth in our country while others believe that it is merely evolving to the ever changing world that we live in. Only one thing can be for sure though; it is defiantly something that is worth taking a deeper look at to get some true facts and opinions. In today’s society the English language is viewed as an ever changing piece of communication that was once only

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    Definition Essay: My Word

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    Evans‚ Erika English 101 Definition Essay February 1‚ 2011 My Word In today’s time our vocabularies have widened greatly. Using different languages or missing words are not uncommon. Many different places use various slang terms in conversation. Janky is a term that originated from a Truett McConnell student. It has many definitions and can be used in various forms. It was created as a universal meaning for many different sayings or emotions. Many words in our language today have been made

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    English spoken today is very different from the old English spoken back in the 18th century. I think the English has changed because a different generation is born every year. When people from the old generation have babies their babies come out talking the same way they do. Then later on in life they end up having children and the way they talk starts to change they start using smartphones and computers to use slang language instead of texting the whole thing we have a short cut that we use like

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    “Words Will not stay still” T. S. Elliot The English lexicon is changing and always will change. Discuss with reference to contemporary Australian English. Whether it is the creation of the new or the dying out of the old‚ the shortening of one or the blending of two‚ words and their semantics are forever transforming. The English language‚ as with all “living‚” i.e.‚ currently spoken‚ read‚ and/or written‚ languages are constantly changing. But that change only happens as people use the language

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    Orwell's Argument

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    Orwell’s central argument is that “ modern English‚ especially written English‚ is full of bad habits” and these bad habits “can be avoided if one is willing to take the necessary trouble” (Orwell 2). Orwell argues that“the decline of a language must ultimately have political and economic causes” but‚ “the process is reversible” (2). He also states that “language is a natural growth and not an instrument which we shape for our own purposes” (1). Language is constantly changing as political times

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    There are over half of a million words in the English vocabulary‚ and words can be arranged into billions of combinations. Despite this wide range of combinations‚ many forms of artwork have titles with the same combination of words. There are numerous songs that are given the same title. Furthermore‚ some of these duplicate titles fall into different musical genres; however‚ there is an occasional pair that belongs to the same genre. One popular example of this coincidence are the songs “Let Me

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    Written for the 2004 indie film Garden State‚ New Slang by The Shins is a piece that can be related to by the masses. It’s not a coincidence that New Slang is the most popular Shins song as it gives a somber effect that could make anyone feel there’s a world out there for them that they’ve never seen. The Shins‚ despite having a soothing effect on listeners‚ often strike a chord in an existential sense. Their music often creates a stream of consciousness that not only brings you to question the world

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    Language Evolves

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    1. Whether we like it or not‚ history has told us that language evolves. Describe how this process occurs and some of the key concepts that have played a role in the evolution of language. A big reason why language evolves and changes is because of social change through the years. An example would be that fact we do not use the word Negro but African American. Another reason why the language get evolving is respect in the culture. For instance how the words colored to African American has changed

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    Slang In America Summary

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    Walt Whitman’s “Slang in America” and Burgess’ “A Defense of Slang”‚ both authors express how they favor slang and see it as a way to breathe life to language a sort of new style.The two authors do differ in which Whitman views poetry as a product of slang‚ whereas Burgess refers to slang as similar‚ but not as accepted as poetry is. Both authors believe that slang allows people to escape the unspoken laws of literalism and bring interest into the language. Whitman views slang as a way of people

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