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    A BRIEF SAPIR-WHORF HYPOTHESIS SUMMARY… October 16‚ 2010 A reasonable summary of the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis in its tractable form is that different cultures interpret the same world differently and this has an impact on how they both think and construct meaning in language; in fact‚ language shapes or influences thought to some degree.  The Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis combines linguistic relativity and linguistic determinism.  Adherents of the hypothesis follow these two principles to varying degrees

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    Explore the ways your own spoken language is adapted in different situations and how the attitudes of others influences these adaptation. The way people speak can be influenced by a multitude of factors; be it the environment they grew up in or the people they socialise with. The media‚ education‚ class system‚ location of birth and where I live have directly influenced my personal idiolect. I was born in Leicester. People in Leicester have a very distinct accent and dialect and during my short

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    para la evaluación de marcos deícticos* Preliminary Analysis of an Assessment of Deictic Frames Protocol María Isabel Rendón** Universidad Santo Tomás‚ Colombia Recibido: 20 de octubre de 2012 Revisado: 22 de noviembre de 2012 Aceptado: 8 de diciembre de 2012 Resumen El propósito de esta investigación es explorar diferencias en la ejecución de tareas deícticas presentadas en el protocolo de McHugh‚ Barnes-Holmes y Barnes-Holmes (2004a)‚ en relación con variaciones procedimentales que

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    Examples and Observations: • "Code-switching performs several functions (Zentella‚ 1985). First‚ people may use code-switching to hide fluency or memory problems in the second language (but this accounts for about only 10 percent of code switches). Second‚ code-switching is used to mark switching from informal situations (using native languages) to formal situations (using second language). Third‚ code-switching is used to exert control‚ especially between parents and children. Fourth‚ code-switching

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    language by features of phonology‚ grammar‚ and vocabulary and by its use by a group of speakers who are set off from others geographically or socially. A dialect associated with a particular social class can be termed a „sociolect’. Often‚ the standard language is close to the sociolect of the elite class. Anthropological linguists define dialect as the specific form of a language used by a speech community. In other words‚ the difference between language and dialect is the difference between the abstract

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    The theory behind a community of practice was first introduced by Jean Lave and Etienne Wenger (1991). Firstly described within their novel Situated Learning: Legitimate Peripheral Participation (1992)‚ yet their theory was not noticeably defined until Penelope Eckert (2006) gave this theory the title community of practice. Eckert defines a community of practice as “a collection of people who engage in an ongoing basis in some common endeavor” (Eckert‚ 2006) which is exactly what we see within the

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    1.0 Introduction There are two different varieties of the same language which are used in the community. One is known as “High” varieties‚ the other “Low” varieties. Each of them has their own role to play in a language. High varieties are commonly applied in the formal contexts‚ like meeting or press conference while low varieties are usually used in informal contexts‚ such as daily conversation with friends and family. Diglossia could also occur between two languages (Holmes‚ 2008). “Ah Boys

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    is portrayed in American programmes such as family guy and jersey shore and so on. This has had an impact on my idiolect as changing my accent and the usage of Americanism in my vocabulary is my own way to accomplish this but is edging towards sociolect. Having spent my life seeing different type of people‚ I have formed many of my own distinctive dialects that have been adapted and influenced by the media‚ my family and friends; and in addition have learnt to use diverse styles of spoken language

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    ”Girl” by Hanif Kureishi The short story ”Girl” was written by a postcolonial writer‚ Hanif Kureishi‚ in 1999. Hanif Kureishi is not only a novelist‚ but also an English playwright‚ screenwriter and filmmaker. His father was from Pakistan‚ and Hanif Kureishi is a second-generation immigrant in Britain. His focus is on postcolonial literature‚ in which he also is very successful. Some consider Hanif Kureishi as one of Britain’s 50 greatest writers since 1945. It all begins at Victoria Station

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    The Effects of Jejemon To the Students In Partial Fulfilment of the Subject English 15-Writing in the Discipline Submitted to: Ms. Wendy Mape (Professor) Researcher: Terence Jan T. Albert Cagayan State University INTRODUCTION Learning and teaching grammar is an important aspect of language learning. It is not enough to know how to translate words into different languages. One of the aims of language learning is to help students learn effective communication

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