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    In both stories dialogue shows the character’s true self because they say things that they don’t show‚ and they can show feelings in tone of voice. In the story “A Price Too High” by Jon Ham. Jim is faced with a difficult decision‚ to steal his friends money or not too. Jim thinks about it but is very timid about trying to steal it. But eventually he does. When his friend questions him he begins to get nervous‚ and he shows his true character. For example the Jim states‚”’We are friends’” (Ham 18)

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    Stories. He has a unique style that can be recognized easily‚ and can use ways of progressing his story very effectively. He switches between thoughts from a third person view to give off different and similar feelings between characters‚ and uses dialogue to give characters their personalities throughout his books. In one of Chris Colfer’s Books‚ The Land of Stories: A Grimm Warning‚ he writes about Conner’s feelings‚ who just embarrassed himself and blushed in front of a girl he had a crush

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    The plot is essential to any film or text and has a major role in this film. One important and crucial aspect of this film is the Christian/moral themes and messages‚ both good and bad‚ such as loyalty and bulling. Other aspect of the film includes dialogue‚ which Forrest takes literally. Perhaps the strongest theme that impacts the viewer is the plot. Body: The plot or also known as storyline is important in any film or text in a number of ways. There are a lot of aspects that lead us to accept and

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    Components of Filmmaking

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    sound is expressed as the dialogue between characters. In today’s world‚ almost all films include various amounts of live sound ranging from little to a great deal of dialogue. Determining the right amount of dialogue as well as the ideal actors to resound it‚ can be one of the most complex aspects of filmmaking. Dialogue can be complex because it creates the feelings and personalities of the characters‚ which helps to advance and develop the storyline. Not only does dialogue enhance the plot‚ but

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    The Golden Rule

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    JCMA aims to reduce racism‚ intolerance‚ bigotry and violence and the associated emotional harm through creating and providing forums for interfaith dialogue and shared experience. Building bridges: advancing partnerships among residential and community based providers‚ youth and families to improve lives 4). The Australian National Dialogue of Christians‚ Muslims‚ and

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    Translation Studies) - Universitas Sumatera Utara Medan – Indonesia‚ 2012. RESEARCH INTEREST : The Study of Tenor of Discourse in The English Translation of Indonesian Film Dialogue (Subtitle) 3Hati‚ Dua Dunia Satu Cinta (3Hearts‚ Two Worlds One Love) RESEARCH DESCRIPTION : My research focuses on the translation of film dialogue or subtitle of Indonesian film entitled 3 Hati Dua Dunia Satu Cinta (3Hearts‚ Two Worlds One Love). Why this film? In 2010 this film was awarded seven Citra Awards in The

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    Audio Lingual Method

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    Chapter Six The Audiolingual Method Ⅰ. Key points(学习要点) 1. Definition The Audio-lingual Method is a method of foreign language teaching which emphasizes the teaching of listening and speaking before reading and writing. It uses dialogues as the main form of language presentation and drills as the main training techniques. Mother tongue is discouraged in the classroom. 2. Background The Audio-lingual Method was developed in the U.S. during the Second World War. At that time‚ the

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    no country for old men

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    questions and answers. After socrates death‚ Plato traveled to Sicily and Egypt to gain philosophical knowledge. He then began to write dramatic dialogues between his teacher socrates‚ and various other people‚ including himself. Plato demonstrates his basis of knowledge by questioning the world based on reasoning of the mind‚ and by using platonic dialogue to illustrate his beliefs and complex understandings. Plato is considered a significant figure in the entire history of Western philosophy.

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    Audiolingual Method

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    listening and speaking before reading and writing; b. use of dialogues as the chief means of presenting the language; c. emphasis on certain practice techniques: mimicry‚ memorization and pattern drills; d. discouraging the use of the mother tongue in the classroom; e. use of language lab. In accordance with its features‚ some procedures will be observed in a typical audiolingual lesson. First‚ Recognition¡ªstudents first hear a model dialogue (either read by the teacher or on the tape) containing the

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    situations under which she worked made the reader feel her emotions with her. Through her use of strong language‚ Ehrenreich was able to force the reader to identify with her and how she felt‚ not just understand what she is saying. As for the use of dialogue

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