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    Nowadays‚ people want to learn a foreign language. In Spain many people learn English‚ because if you know English‚ you can get a better job. And if you Know English‚ you can travel all over the world‚ because you don’t have problems to communicate with anybody. Spanish people study English in the official school of languages or in an academy. But they need a lot of time to learn English. On the other hand‚ kids start to study English when they are three years old. When they finish school‚ they

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    Ethnicity‚ religion‚ and origin are some ways that people are distinguished. Language has created proper terminology to identify specific groups. Society on the other hand‚ chose to use a derogative tone with language to often identify people who are different then themselves. Throughout the history in the U.S.‚ derogative terms where often used between people based on skin color. Through society and media this hurtful language is still being used today. The N-word is a word that should not be used because

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    reeling from an unexpected disappointment. Wolsey’s soliloquy reveals anger and lamentation as he struggles to come to terms with what has happened. Shakespeare portrays both the hostility and despair of Wolsey’s reaction through allusion‚ figurative language‚ and an altercation in tone. The words Shakespeare picks reflect Wolsey’s reaction because they show strong emotion. Wolsey describes himself as "weary‚" which suggests that he has put all his effort and time into his position‚ leaving him feeling

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    struggle more evident than in the works of operatic composers‚ who tailor their music to forcefully convey the poetry for which they write. An invaluable tool to these composers is harmonic language‚ helping to express desires and forces of good and evil underneath the plain and simple language of the text. Harmonic language encompasses several aspects of music‚ including the major or minor keys in which a piece is written‚ the piece’s tonality‚ or even atonality‚ what kinds of resolutions and transitions

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    ucture/flow/style -figurative language use -how Fitzgerald constructed each novel similarly/differently -theme/setting differences -motifs being similar - HEADINGS FOR EACH OF THESE TOPICS -thesis statement (RQ comparing and contrasting the two different novels )after the background info. Then these topics Background Information on the Author Fitzgerald can usually be associated with the Jazz Age of the 1920s as well as the Great Depression of the 1930s. He proved to be very “versatile”

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    I used Albert Ellis’ Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy Model and his ABCDE method to design an intervention for Eve. Using the ABCDE method I began by identifying the activating event. The activating event for Eve was her unexpected break-up with Mark. I came to the conclusion that

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    Holden’s language reflects the bitter‚ angry‚ and cynical aspects of his personality. Holden’s constant use of profanity and obsession with certain words such as: no kidding‚ madman‚ and crazy reinforces that he is a person that is not mentally health yand justifies his feelings about the phoniness of the world. His use of profanity is very strong. He refers to Stradlater as a “dirty stupid sonuvabitch of a moron.” He also tells Maurice that he’s a “goddam dirty moron.” These outbursts are reflective

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    writing" 3.1. Organisation 3.2 . Task achievement / Relevance to Question (title) 3.3 . Accuracy 3.4 . Range and style 3.5 . Coherence and cohesion 3.6 . Appropriateness and referencing 4 The role that language discourse functions have in "academic writing" 4.1 Description 4.2 Definition 4.3 Narrative 4.4 Cause and effect 4.5 Comparison and contrast 4.6 Argument 4.7 Exemplification 4.8 Classification

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    Albert Ellis’s Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy introduces the idea that people are not disturbed by things‚ but rather the view the person takes as well as what they tell themselves. He believed that emotions‚ thoughts‚ and behavior were all integrated; that it did not matter which came first because they were interactive. This theory can teach me about myself. I have started to pay attention to what I truly believe in addition to what I am telling myself about certain situations. I have found

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    Using figurative language In my life‚ I have met many important people that have changed my life in an unforgettable way. It wasn’t until my freshman year in high school that I met my best friend Francia Fajardo. I am constantly learning from her whether it be about school‚ fashion‚ personal relationships‚ almost everything. She is like a lifetime teacher. For as long as I can remember I have struggled in particular subjects in school. She was the first person who ever took a real interest in

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