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    English is the most widely used universal language in the world and so it is no surprise that there will be many external influences from other languages. It continues to change and evolve as the years go on. There are many external influences that effects how language changes. An individual can choose if they want to follow the influences or choose to stick to what is to be believed as Standard English. It’s no secret that TV has had a great influence on the modern culture. TV often sets trends

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    English for Occupational Purpose (UB00702) UNIT 1: INTRODUCTION TO WORKPLACE COMMUNICATION 1.0 Objective The objective of the unit is to introduce students to the concept of workplace communication in English. After completing Unit 1‚ students should be able to:  Demonstrate their understanding of workplace communication as a type of communication which uses standard phrases and idioms common to the workplace;  Demonstrate their understanding on the different language skills

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    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‚ English is widely spoken

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    Doctoral Dissertation Proposal English Education at the College Level in Korea & Nepal By Yam Bahadur Khatri Academic Ph.D. Dissertation Programme Division Department of the English Education & Literature of Liberal Arts Sejong University‚ Seoul‚ South Korea March 2014 APPENDIX B QUESTIONNAIRE FOR TEACHERS Dear Sir/Madam This questionnaire is a part of my research study entitled "English Education at the College Level in Korea‚ & Nepal" under the supervision of

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    How to Succeed in English

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    How to Succeed in English Class “Be concrete; get to the point; express your opinions colorfully” (1). In English‚ one has no limit to what they want to read or write about. But with all the so called laws and rules that English has‚ it can become a very difficult subject. To firmly prosper in English Literature‚ a person is expected to be prepared for the class by reading ‚ listening‚ writing‚ and thinking in a more advanced and intelligent way. For starters‚ in English Literature the basic

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    Jaimes Alfredo The English Patient The English Patient is a novel written in 1992 by Sri Lankan-Canadian Michael Ondaatje‚ whose novel won the Booker Prize for best novel of 1992 and was adapted into an award-winning film in 1996. This book was written in a non-linear narrative‚ so that it provides the reader a different way to go through the reading of a novel‚ and which sometimes creates dynamism in the novel narrative‚ but also it could create confusion in the reader. «The story tells about

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    Periods of English Literature A Note on the Naming of Periods: Periods in literature are named for rulers‚ historical events‚ intellectual or political or religious movements‚ or artistic styles. Most literary periods therefore have multiple names. What’s worse‚ some of these names are debated. Is the later 17th Century the Baroque era? The term baroque is an intractable term derived from art criticism‚ though it may usefully be applicable to some writers as well. Is the early 17th Century the

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    The second example of spoken language is Obama’s contribution to the interview by talk show host Jay leno. I will analyse this piece of spoken language which has been pre-recorded to be broadcasted in America making a huge audience of listeners for Obama to promote himself as president as well as convey his opinions on the closures of the embassies in the Middle east. The tone of the interview is very informal even when discussing difficult‚ serious topics. The atmosphere remains friendly and calm

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    Role of English in the 21st Century: Melvia A. Hasman The world is in various stages of social‚ economic‚ and demographic transition. Economically and politically‚ the world has changed more rapidly in the past few years than at any time since 1945. The emerging global economy is both competitive and interdependent. It reflects the availability of modern communications and production technologies in most parts of the world. So‚ do we need to be concerned about the future of the English language

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    http://www.fao.org/docrep/w6864e/w6864e09.htm (FEASIBLITY STUDY GUIDE) Background History Where to get soft‚ yummy pork buns? We guide you to the best siopao spots in Manila. By: Frances Lorraine Haw-Ang   |   Published on: Aug 25‚ 2010 - 9:00am The word siopao was actually a localized term coined after the Chinese dimsum called "bao-zi." It may be translated as "hot buns" in the Chinese dialect Hokkien. This popular snack is best enjoyed hot‚ right after it’s taken out of the steamer. Pinoys

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