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    native-tinted‚ accent for their English speech. [edit] Vowels In general‚ Indian English has fewer peculiarities in its vowel sounds than the consonants‚ especially as spoken by native speakers of languages like Hindi‚ the vowel phoneme system having some similarities with that of English. Among the distinctive features of the vowel-sounds employed by some Indian English speakers: * Many Indian English speakers do not make a clear distinction between /ɒ/ and /ɔː/. (See cot–caught merger.) * Unlike

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    English Language: Key to Global Access By: Kyle A. Tumapang “Language is the blood of the soul in which thoughts run and out of which they grow‚” as once said by Oliver Wendell Holmes. We cannot deny that we are all experiencing the effects of globalization. Globalization‚ as we all know‚ is the process of interaction‚ and integration among peoples‚ companies‚ and governments of different nations. Due to its continuous rise‚ the unity of people around the world is greatly needed. But how can unity

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    Roger Williams’ A Key Into the Language of America During American colonial times‚ the native peoples of the new world clashed often with the English settlers who encroached upon their lifestyle. Many horror stories and clichés arose about the natives from the settlers. As one might read in Mary Rowlandson’s Narrative‚ often these disputes would turn to violence. To maintain the process of the extermination of the natives alongside Christian moral beliefs‚ one of the main tenets of colonial

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    posible topics in feature writing global warming technology True love: ‘Where can we find true love?’THIS month of February‚ some of us would prefer to hear stories that can tickle our cravings for love as this month is often associated with that four-letter-word. Each of us may have our own share of love stories to tell – be it good or bad. But it’s how we view that experiences in life that gives us a deeper meaning of what love is. Most people consider love as a spice to a couple’s successful

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    SALIENT FEATURES OF THE GN ON REVISED SCHEDULE VI ISSUED BY ICAI The ICAI had earlier issued Statement on the Amendment to Schedule VI to the Companies Act‚ 1956 in March 1976 (as amended). Whenever guidance provided in this publication is different form the guidance in the aforesaid statement‚ this Guidance Note will prevail. The corresponding amounts for the immediately preceding period are to be disclosed in the financial statements including the Notes to Accounts The Profit & loss account

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    What key Language Features Do Advertisers Use in …..... …. Infomercials? Advertisers are always trying to sell you their products‚ most commonly through the television. To entice the consumer into buying the product that they are trying to sell the advertisers employ the use of language and visual features within their infomercials. After studying various infomercials I discovered the most commonly used and obvious language features within the infomercial. These features were

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    Less fresh water will be available. Species that depend on one another may become out of sync. For example‚ plants could bloom earlier than their pollinating insects become active. Natural calamities and disaster would occur at lesser frequencies and with more destructive power. Hurricanes and other storms are likely to become stronger. Severe heat waves would lead to death of millions of people all around the world. While the idea of swimming in a warmer ocean is pleasant to most human beings

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    Kelly Wellens Unit Y 2.1 - Identify the key features of at least three major therapeutic models. Person-Centred Therapy 1. What do you understand by the term actualising tendency? I understand that the term actualising tendency means that a person has a potential to grow‚ if we have had the right environment to grow. If we received enough unconditional acceptance and love throughout our childhood through our peers‚ parents‚ teachers‚ friends etc then this has given us the right environment to

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    Takagism is sweeping all around China Getting tired of singing karaoke and drinking with your friends? Don’t know what to do when you hang out? Want to try something excited and funny? The new Takagism will be your new choice. Many people may feel new to this word‚ Takagism was actually a game which needs players to find clues to unlock the room and find the way out of the puzzle. The game is very easy; all you need is to click your mouse. It is settled in different rooms and the hero is locked

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    Learner Name: Rachel Fleming Cohort: Course A May 2014 Module 1 Assessment Task 1 Learning and Development at a Forest School Programme – SG1/3/NQ/003 2.7 Evaluate the key principles of play and their relevance to Forest School Rachel Fleming Course A May 2014 “Play is an essential part of every child’s life and is vital for the enjoyment of childhood as well as social‚ emotional‚ intellectual and physical development.” Play England (2014) As far back as 1826 Froebel saw the value

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