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    in Psychology‚ 1‚ 95-106. Patton‚ M. Q. (1990). Qualitative evaluation and research methods (2nd ed.). Newbury Park‚ CA: Sage. Poland‚ B. D. (2002). Transcription quality. In J. F. Gubrium & J. A. Holstein (Eds.)‚ Handbook of Interview Research: Context & Method (pp Potter‚ J. (1997). Discourse analysis as a way of analysing naturally occurring talk. In D. Silverman (Ed.)‚ Qualitative research: Theory‚ method and practice (pp Potter‚ J.‚ & Wetherell‚ M. (1987). Discourse and social psychology: Beyond

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    Politics and the English Language The essay “Politics and the English Language” by George Orwell shows that most individuals use the English language improperly. Writers should “get one’s meaning as clear as one can through pictures and sensations” (Orwell‚ 8). Many individuals are aware of the common misusage of the English language today‚ but in general do not believe that they are capable of taking action. If action is taken‚ individuals will be able to understand the language more clearly. Orwell’s

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    English‚ which is spoken by 1.9 billon of the world’s population as their first language (Redman‚ 2004)‚ has been spreading rapidly in the world since the British Industrial Revolution and colonialism in many continents such as Asia‚ Africa and North America during the 18th century (Lavot‚ 2000). As the influence of English is increasing‚ some linguists think that it is a natural process of successful international communication. However‚ many other languages are also dying out at an accelerating

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    English is a language spoken by almost every country; therefore‚ kids are learning this language in preschool. Because there is a rapid increase in globalization‚ there is a need for having one language around the world in order to make things easier. Business between different nations with a common language will improve social relationships and will promote mutual understanding. In addition‚ studies have shown that there is an exponential growth in the number of people who speak English‚ so researchers

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    The importance of learning English We live in a fascinating world. Our duty is to simply discover it and to marvel at its beauties. The third millennium brought up a controversial debate: globalization versus unicity and originality. Some people dream of a planet where we are all equal‚ sharing the same culture‚ high aspirations‚ building a common history. Others‚ however insist on maintaining the national specific through exploring mainly our forefathers ambitions and achievements. Nevertheless

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    many discussions about making English the official language of the United States. And not only has there been discussions‚ but people are starting to act. There have been movements‚ unity acts‚ and even laws have been proposed to make this a reality. So why isn’t English our official language yet? To me the United states has always been a cultural diverse nation. And because it is diverse‚ it is the reason why America is what it is today. Holding a barrier to one language takes the flavor out of the

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    The Importance of EnglishLanguage Language is the ability of human to communicate. Estimated number of languages in the world variesbetween 6‚000 to 7‚000. One of the most important languages is English language. Why do we think English language is the most important? English plays a major role in many areas including medicine‚ engineering and education‚ which in my opinion; is the most importantlanguage to learn. First of all‚ the reason why English language is important is to help students

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    not surprising that English is the universal language according to popular belief‚ and often times non native english speakers are therefore seen as ‘disadvantaged’ especially in the US. Fundamental truth states that cultures define themselves through languages and gives one the ability to communicate and exchange views. If so‚ do native speakers close themselves off against foreign languages and only communicate with native english speakers? And viewing from a non-native english speaker’s perspective

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    English context expository essay Prompt: with experience comes change. Texts: Tuesdays with Morrie -the messenger Statement of intention In this piece I will be discussing with experience comes change; I will also be using references to Tuesdays with Morrie and The Messenger. Within this piece I will talk about a life experience that has caused change in me and how the size of the experience may not reflect the size of the change. Often in life people will have small experiences

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    THE IMPORTANCE AND ADVANTAGES OF ENGLISH Once there was a popular quote saying that “The sun never set on the British Empire”. This statement is very close to the truth. Because of the geographic spread of the British colonies‚ some territory somewhere was always in daylight hours. Chief among many legacies left behind by this British colonization is none other than the English language. It is difficult to estimate exactly how many English speakers there are‚ but according to one estimate

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