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    Speak up

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    Speak Up We live in a country where we have a freedom of speech‚ where our opinions matter‚ where we can speak up and our words could possibly change a lot of thingssomething. Everyone has opinions‚ ideas‚ things that could change many things in our or others liveslives or possibly others lives‚ but what stops people from speaking up? Many people have a hard time speaking up due to rejection ‚ and judgmentor judgment from others. People often feel that if they speak up or express an their opinions

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    Why English so important

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    including instructions for authors and subscription information: http://www.tandfonline.com/loi/hcil20 Debating English ’s Hegemony: American‚ Australian and Slovenian Students Discuss “The” Global Language Christof Demont-Heinrich a a University of Denver Published online: 28 Nov 2012. To cite this article: Christof Demont-Heinrich (2012) Debating English ’s Hegemony: American‚ Australian and Slovenian Students Discuss “The” Global Language‚ Critical Inquiry in Language

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    The Great Gatsby – Chapter 1 Questions 1. How does Nick describe himself at the beginning of the book? Why do you think Fitzgerald chose him to be the narrator? a. Nick sees himself as reserved‚ nonjudgmental (which makes him slightly hopeful)‚ but he can only be tolerant of others for so long. b. To use Nick as the narrator places psychic distance to the story. Nick is part of the action‚ yet he is not one of the principals. He shares some of the emotions and is in a position to interpret those

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    English is an important language since it is the most widely spoken language in the world. A majority of the inhabitants of several nations speaks English as a first language‚ such as U.S.‚ England and Canada. It is a prevalent language all over the world. Hence‚ speaking English is a prime way to communicate with others. That is why English is important to me. Undoubtedly‚ English takes a major place in education In Hong Kong. Most of the students under the education system are taught with English

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    Why English as a Lingua Franca? Manfred Görlach‚ a linguist from Germany‚ says that structure and lexicon are important items in a language. The simpler the structure the more people like to use the language. Compared to Latin‚ for instance‚ English is much simpler. Latin has accusative‚ dative‚ genitive‚ feminine‚ masculine‚ or neuter‚ but English does not have such features. Moreover‚ the more vocabulary a language has the better the language. It means that the language is flexible with any other

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    Nowadays‚ there are many people who want to learn English. Do you know the reason why English is widespread all over the world? First‚ English is taught and learned at every school: primary‚ secondary‚ high schools‚ colleges and universities... So if you want to have a good stydying result‚ you’ll need to get high marks in English. Second‚ English’s and important and international language for all of us. We can communicate with each other in English. It helps everybody understand each other better

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    Speech Why is it important to learn English? Why is English so much fun? ”All the faith he had had had had no effect on the outcome of his life.” Because that sentence makes perfect sense. Honorable judges‚ distinguished teachers‚ dear participants and all my friends‚ good morning. Learning English is interesting. Why? “Why” is the question that we are all asking. Why is it important to learn English? Why is learning English interesting? Why do we have to learn English? As an international language

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    English is an important language English is an important language because in today’s global world‚ the importance of English cannot be denied or ignored since English is the most common language spoken everywhere. Solomon Island is a developing country and everyone has to learn English because today everything seems to be English. Language plays an important role in human life. Out of all the languages in the world‚ English is considered as the international language. There are some reasons why

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    Speak Essay

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    Symbolism is used to represent many meanings. In the novel Speak‚ the protagonist Melinda draws a tree that symbolizes her in many ways. The tree symbolizes Melinda’s growth and her journey to overcome depression. It symbolizes Melinda’s silent personality. Also‚ it symbolizes Melinda cutting off her depression. The tree symbolizes Melinda’s growth and journey. Right after summer‚ a tree starts losing it leaves and becomes ill once winter arrives. It lives through a dark and depressing period.

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    Speak Essat

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    In the book “Speak”‚ a girl named Melinda Sordino experiences something very terrifying. The author‚ Laurie Halse Anderson‚ describes how Melinda was raped by an upperclassman that goes to the exact same high school as her. As result‚ Melinda is now scarred and mute‚ even though she wants to speak very badly to someone about her assault. Laurie Halse Anderson uses allusions and archetypes to show the difficulties Melinda faces. Such uses in the book are tree‚ cave‚ lightening‚ and for archetypal

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