This letter is to address concerns we came across while auditing the financial materials of Dogs N’ Thangs Company:…
Grice incorporated quite a few modes of writing into his essay. One of which being narrative writing. Grice applies this mode into his essay when he says “Her flashlight beam found a point halfway up the cement wall where two marbles hung together -one a crisp white, the other was a shiny black. My mother ran her stick through the dirty silver web around them” (para 7). This is narrative writing because he is narrating the event that occurred. Along with narration, the author also uses description. The writer states “ Black widows have the ugliest webs of any spider, messy-looking tangles in the corners and…
The purpose of a descriptive essay is to describe a person, place, or thing in much detail. The author’s purpose is to recreate their experience in a way in which the reader can visualize the actual event. An essayist and poet known for writing these types of descriptive essays is Annie Dillard. Her essays consist of various types of imagery, which applies to all the senses, like sight, sounds, smell etc. These words aid the reader in visualizing and experiencing what the author is describing about. Two examples of Dillard’s descriptive essays are “Flood” and “Flying,” which are similar, but different in many ways by recreating events in the reader’s mind, providing objective and subjective details, and developing themes.…
The story, “The Dogs Could Teach Me,” by Gary Paulson, and the article, “The Last Great Race on Earth,” by Diana Nyad, tell stories about mushers in Alaska, and their dog sled teams. They are both about the journey, and the love between a dog and a human. Mushers in Alaska learn the extent of a dog’s loyalty when they take them out on a trail; they form a bond, and feel that they would die for their dogs, and that the dogs feel the same.…
Is mental strength as important as physical strength? Some people asked this may say no, and some may say yes. I think mental and physical strength are equal in many ways. I think the articles Why We Run by Bernd Heinrich, ¨Confessions of a Doper¨ by Jonathan Vaughters, and other quotes by famous athletes can back me up a little. If anything, maybe they help me go through my own struggles as an athlete.…
An example of how important these descriptions are, would be Arnold Friend, when Connie is observing his awkward features. Without this descriptive language we would not know that “[Connie] could see that he wasn’t a kid, he was much older- thirty, maybe more”, which adds a new level of complexity to Arnold’s character. The descriptive language is essential to the story’s meaning without it the story would be boring and stagnant.…
The story I went with was One More To Lake by E.B White. To me his story felt poetic. He was mesmerized by the smells of the cabin he would stay in as a child. Reason being that I chose poetic writing for E.B White is because how he carefully he chose his words for his story. “I guess I remembered clearest of all the mornings, when the lake was cool and motionless, remembered how the bedroom smelled of lumber it was made of and of the wet woods whose scent entered the screen” (White 97).…
The social settings between the young women in Keepin’ On and the community of Blackwell are very different but yet somewhat similar when it comes to the family structure, employment and unemployment, and programs to help poverty.…
This statement means that nobody can teach you how to grow up. You must learn how to grow up on your own, at your own pace. . At some point in your life, you will feel the need to grow up because of all the other people around you. Anybody can have the ability to say things that might influence you; however, in the end, it is up to you to make your own decisions about what you would like to do.…
Communication Skills in dogs are incredibly more advance than even our close relatives the chimpanzee. There are many theories as to how these skills evolved in dogs to become the companions of humans. The hypotheses that dogs evolved through domestication to satisfy the need of human interaction through companionship is one that scientist often agree on. Domestication suggests that dogs evolved from wolves. The production of the dog is correlated with two factors, which are biological and cultural processes. The biological factor suggest that the parent wolf was secluded from its original population and a genetic drift occurred. This drift became successful over generations and genetically modified by natural selection. The cultural process suggests that when wolves became subdued through ownership of mankind that these animals became tamed. This led to alterations from a wild carnivore to an adapted domestic dog for human companionship.…
In the current years, people cannot imagine their life without technology because technology has changed and developed many products. Various technologies are helping people to live their life with more comfort and convenience. Meanwhile, in the articles “Is Google Making Us Stupid?” by Nicholas Carr and “Smarter Than You Think” by Clive Thompson that I chose from they say I say, the authors are both argue about the technology, and they believe technology is changing the way on the human mind today. Although both articles are closely related, they are also completely different. Thompson think technology bringing us a lot of benefits, but Carr suspicious that the advancing technology is a wicked invention to us. However, to begin understanding…
Many think that narrative and descriptive styles of writing are one in the same, but they are not. Although they complement each other for a complete story; you can successfully write using one style without the other. The authors Connell, C.M. & Sole, K. define narrative writing as, "Narration is storytelling from the perspective of a narrator, and the story may be true, false, imaginary, or a combination." (2013, chapter 6.3). When you tell a story you want your readers to experience it through your words as if they were there when it happened. Connell, C.M. & Sole, K. define descriptive writing as, "Description is a pattern of writing that can be defined as painting pictures with words." (2013, chapter 6.4). A descriptive story leaves no detail unrevealed and appeals to all of your senses. When comparing Maya Angelou's descriptive poem "Caged Bird" and Judy Brady's narrative essay "I Want a Wife", it is clear that there many similarities and differences between the two styles of writing. However, because Maya Angelou's poem has descriptive language that appeals to your five senses, specific detail descriptions and uses figurative language to compare the unfamiliar with something more familiar it makes it a superior piece of literature.…
Sensory detail is an important factor in this story because it allows one to experience the same sensations and visuals as the character. It is used to “show” instead of “tell” and help visualize the action in the mind. For example, when Hurston quoted in her essay, “My face was painted red and yellow and my body painted blue” one could visualize the scene richly as…
In “The Treasure of Lemon Brown” the author uses descriptive adjectives to develop characters and an image. First, the author stated “Graffiti scarred building to the grim shadows.” Here author uses descriptive language when describing the setting to help set the eerie mood of the story, it was eerie because of the shadows and that it's near a graffiti filled building. Secondly, another way the authored showed that he used descriptive adjectives was, “Small pale green kitchen.”…
Enos, Sara K. “The Problem With People, Not Pit bulls.” Time, Time, 26 June 2014, time.com/2927759/the-problem-with-people-not-pit-bulls/. (MAGAZINE SOURCE)…