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    In today’s society ‚ cell phones play a big part in the lives of many people around the world. Tasks such as making cells‚ texting‚ taking photos and even surfing the internet have not only been made easier but have also been more possible for many more people. As a results‚ cell phones subscriptions continue to increase globally. As people continue to depend on a cell phones for their communications needs‚ these devices not only become more useful also more dangers‚ especially when used at inappropriate

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    Calling Vs. Texting Ambar J. Luna College Writing I Wednesdays 6 PM Jack Curtis 11/05/2014 The two means of communication calling and texting demonstrate; the two main ways of communication used now in days. Nowadays‚ mobile phones have become an important part of our lives. Nearly everybody possesses a wireless telephone and use it every day. Although there are several options  on a wireless telephone since their initial unleash like cameras‚ internet access‚ games etc‚ they’re used

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    overdue text to a friend that I forgot to send before I left the house. Before I know it I’m dividing my time between driving and using my phone. I know I have a problem‚ and studies say I’m not the only one. The Associated Press reports that texting while driving is up 50%‚ even as more states are enacting laws to prevent people from doing so. Studies show that 20% of adults are willing to admit that they have sent text messages while driving‚ and I focus on the word “admit” here because using

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    debate on what effect these new digital mediums have on literacy. Text messaging is fastly becoming a primary form of communication for various numbers of people around the world. The mainstream media claims that the short hand and abbreviated characteristics of text messaging are making children lazy‚ not forcing them to use the proper grammar they learn in school. Feldman states that texting has become so popular that many have taken to calling today’s teens “generation text.”  Texting is defined as

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    Texting and Driving Essay 49 Percent of all drivers admit to texting and driving‚ well in fact there are way more people who probably text and drive. This is alarming that 49 percent of drivers still text while driving while 98 percent of drivers know it is dangerous. In 2011 it was reported that 23 percent of all automobile accidents involved a cell phone that’s two million crashes. The minimal amount of time it takes to send a text message is 5 seconds that means if you are driving at 55 miles

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    effectively communicate both written and orally‚ and there are arguments saying that it actually helps children communicate better. In this essay I will be looking at both sides of the argument and trying to come up with a conclusion as to whether texting is actually destroying the English language. Arguments against this statement are varied; some believe it helps the children communicate more effectively. As a child communicating by text can be seen as ‘cool’ i personally believe it’s just a

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    The way of teaching vocabulary Student of bachelor:Z.I.Suvonova (TIRE) Scientific manager:I.I.Ismatullayeva‚ ass. (TIRE) Vocabulary knowledge is significantly related to reading comprehension‚ decoding‚ spelling‚ and school achievement. Luckily for language teachers and language learners‚ not all English words need to be learned. We do not have time to teach all the words‚ nor do we have time to look at many more than a few words in each class. The ultimate aim‚ of course‚ is

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    February the 12th‚ 2012 Using the Beatles songs to improve the English vocabulary in my sixth grade group Submitted by Diana Dikis The aim of education is to bring the pupil to the realization of their potential. Children are different from each other‚ within the potential embedded in them. The aim of education should not necessarily be‚ to bring all pupils to a uniform level of knowledge‚ but rather‚ to give each pupil an equal opportunity to realize his potential. I chose to teach in a different

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    Vocabulary Handout Unit 1

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    UNIT 1 VOCABULARY detriment dexterous discretion facetious gregarious optimum ostentatious scrupulous sensory vicarious TEN WORDS IN CONTEXT: In the space provided‚ write the letter of the meaning closest to that of each boldfaced word. Use the context of the sentences to help you figure out each word’s meaning. 1. detriment [noun] Loni’s purple hair may be a detriment when she goes for a job interview. Smoking is a detriment to your health. It’s estimated that each cigarette smoked

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    homophones and the ommission of non-essential letters‚ such When tweens write in techspeak‚ they often use shortcuts‚ such as homophones‚ acronyms and omissions of non-essential letters such as ’wud’ for ’would.’ But researchers say the texting is having a detrimental effect on normal rules of grammar. Mr Cingel gave middle school students in a central Pennsylvania school district a grammar test and also asked them how often they sent text messages. "Overall‚ there is evidence of a decline in grammar

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