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    People must have a clear purpose in learning English. They must know why they want to learn English. The awareness of the reason for leaning gives you the right motivation and focus. English can be learned for several purposes. It would be a good idea to identify one’s reason to learn English in order to encourage oneself to continue learning English every time. Perhaps one’s purpose is more mundane‚ more down-to earth-concerned with daily life of a modest person. One may just want to run a supermarket

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    and phonetics‚ which means sound‚ was adopted as the new term for Black English and African-American Vernacular English. Mary Rhodes Hoover states‚ "Many who condemn Ebonics refer to it as "bad grammar‚" "lazy pronunciation‚" or "slang." However‚ linguist Dell Hymes notes that‚ viewed sociolinguistically‚ language is much more than characteristics such as grammar or pronunciation (phonology). In fact Ebonics/African-American Language has a number of other characteristics‚ including semantics‚ notation

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    yearly progress requires states to create accountability systems of tests‚ graduation rates and other indicators. The schools have to make (AYP)‚ as determined by the state‚ by rising achievements levels of subgroups of students such as African Americans‚ Latinos‚ low-income students‚ and special education students to a state- determined level of proficiency. As you can see there are many more effect to the no child left behind act. The no child left behind act many people will support

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    DISPELLING THE ROTAX MAX MYTHS Rotax is far and away the most popular karting engine in the world. BRP Rotax‚ the manufacturer‚ recently passed the 50‚000 mark for the Rotax Max series of engines and has produced in excess of 6‚000‚000 engines across its entire engine range. Why are these engines so popular and why are there so many myths surrounding Rotax engines in Australia? The following series of articles with technical material sourced directly from BRP Rotax in Austria (and

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    effectively demonstrate the extremely complex nature of conflicting perspectives and values. Guterson uses the crime genre to explore issues fundamental to human nature. The police procedural sub-genre allows the responder to see the conflict between justice and the prejudice that seeks to corrupt it. Through the courtroom scenes‚ we see aspects of the quintessential honest lawyer‚ Nels Gudmondssen. Guterson uses classical allusion within the police procedural to purvey Nels’ desire for justice:

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    How to Save a Life As human beings‚ we live in this world for a short period of time compared to the age of the earth. Anytime soon‚ we will have to leave this life. So‚ leaving behind us unforgettable memories and good achievements will make us feel accomplished and fulfilled. “To save a person’s life is like saving all mankind”(citation). Many people experience deadly conditions in their lives‚ but if they didn’t find the right and knowledgeable person to help them‚ they will lose their lives

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    Circles of English English has become one of the most important languages around the world through speaking‚ different accents and words. The power of this language has been determined by the important of United States as economic leader and the expansion of British colonial power explained Cristal (59). According to White‚ the language has different categories and barriers that make English different in the world. This author based his research on the classification of English through

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    Unit 3 Key Questions Lesson 12 The impact Morrie had on your life? The lessons you learned from Morrie? How you will go on after he is gone? Excerpts from Morrie’s favourite poet‚ W.H. Auden Morrie’s use of aphorisms Speech/Eulogy | Oral Speaking Techniques | Morrie Schwartz was a great man. He was a man who searched for and found contentment in life by enjoying each moment to its fullest. He was my beloved husband and father of my two sons Rob and Jon. We will never forget his kindness

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    EXTEMPORE Focus on one point – talking in general is an easy task‚ but becomes tough when you have to talk about a particular topic. Any topic on which you need to talk about would have certain main areas. Understand that you will not be able to cover all the points in a speech‚ therefore concentrate on a single point and take it forward. 1. Limit your speech to your knowledge – many people tend to talk a little more without having any prior information. Talking for the sake of talking does not

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