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    opens with the speaker immediately introducing himself as a man facing blindness projecting a sense of uncertainty on how he lived his life prior to this detrimental ailment as well as expressing fear of his perhaps endangered soul. In line 2 “Ere half my days‚ in this dark world and wide‚” Milton’s dictation “dark world and wide” illustrate a place of despair voiced by the speaker. The expression “world and wide” is alliteration which emphasizes on the devastating darkness the speaker feels about

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    What are the risks that a speaker takes while telling a joke? The audience had heard the joke before‚ or maybe it was too early in the morning or too late in the evening. 6. If you are asked to introduced a speaker‚ why should you coordinate your remarks beforehand with those of the speaker? To obtain his own introduction ahead of time if that’s the case to tailor his most appropriate remarks or accomplishments for the occasion. 7. When introducing a speaker‚ some introducers use the

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    needed to find one’s inspiration even through the simple things around us like in Emily Dickinson’s room‚ the speaker talks about how it felt to be in Emily Dickinson’s room: explaining it was a very simple room with very little if not any furniture. The speaker develops this theme by introducing the room and explaining how his experience of being in it alone like Emily Dickinson; the speaker addresses it by using simile to compare room to the grass outside which he stated is “what we see of the grass

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    competence but also communicative competence‚ in other words: knowing when and how to say what to whom. To be able to speak in a foreign language the student needs to have knowledge of linguistic forms‚ meanings and functions. Among numerous forms‚ the speaker has to choose the most appropriate one‚ depending on the social context in which the language is used and apply strategies to prevent communication from collapsing. However‚ sometimes students may know the rules of linguistic usage‚ but are unable

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    from a child’s point of view and from a father’s‚ both faced with the tribulations which their corresponding father/son bring upon them. Hall’s “My son‚ my executioner” very much disturbed me as the speaker blatantly poisons the beauty and innocence of a child with the evils of an “executioner”. The speaker of Roethke’s piece talks of a “waltz” between father and son while the father had “whisky on [his] breath‚” (Roethke 1) and further describing the situation by using words like “death”‚ (Roethke

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    “lop[es] along beside [the child]‚” the speaker highlights the necessity of restraint in a parent to protect the daughter and watch closely her actions to ensure that she stays safe. From this depiction‚ the poem initially portrays the childhood stages of development as parents often monitor infants and constantly remain in near vicinity to guarantee the child’s safety. The speaker further expresses this figurative representation

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    In “To Paint a Water Lily‚” by Ted Hughes‚ the speaker examines the complex aspects of nature by revealing the challenges he faces as an artist in capturing its real meaning. When he looks at the scene‚ he sees an exciting little world of constant movement and activity‚ hidden by the peaceful stillness of the water lilies that float at the surface of the pond. Ted knows that to paint the water lily and do it righteousness requires more than a simple description of the plant itself—he must also somehow

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    wishes he could be a different man. By the third quatrain‚ the poet thinks upon the young man to whom the poem is addressing‚ which makes him assume a more optimistic view of his own life. The speaker compares such a change in mood to a lark rising from the early morning darkness at sunrise. Finally‚ the speaker masterfully closes the sonnet by declaring an emotional remembrance of his friend’s love which is enough for him to value his position in life more than a king’s friendship. Several poetic devices

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    Establish Ground Rules

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    U2 AC 2.4 - Summarise ways to establish ground rules with learners. One of the core attributes to any successful society are the ground rules‚ whether this be country‚ school‚ class or group‚ if the ground rules are accepted by the majority then a democratic system of application will follow. It will be this democracy that will allow the majority to flourish and by adopting a differentiated teaching approach to the remaining minorities everyone will be afforded the opportunity to prosper. Any attempts

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    hands introducing themselves as alcoholics‚ but never knew what it meant. In the Speakers meeting the groups felt really connected with the speaker‚ and gave him their full-undivided attention. The groups focused solely on the speaker and no one else‚ it was mainly white‚ black‚ and Hispanic men and women of all different ages starting from their early twenties up to their mid fifties. Around thirty people attended on October 21st at eight o’clock. The meeting was very humorous the speaker knew how

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