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    these days. The need to prepare for tests and examinations is a restriction on teachers and also exerts unnecessary pressure on young learners. To what extent do you agree or disagree. Students nowadays are getting more stressed. We have to sit for lots of examination since we are small. Some of us even have their first examination at the age of four‚ when they are supposed to enjoy the beauty of the world without having the fear of failing an examination. It sounds crazy and ridiculous but the principals

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    Examinations — good or bad ? "Examinations" - This is a word that causes sleepless nights‚ a word can change a cheerful person into a nervous wreck. So‚ what are examinations‚ and how can they be any good? An examination can be defined as a detailed inspection or analysis of an object or person. For example‚ an engineer will examine a structure‚ like a bridge‚ to see if it is safe. A doctor may conduct a medical examination to gauge whether a patient is healthy. In the school context‚

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    Most education systems rely on examinations to encourage children to study‚ but as a result children suffer from too much stress and they never learn to be creative. Therefore‚ examinations should be abolished. Do you agree? If any student were asked whether he would like examinations to be abolished or not‚ nine out of ten would readily answer “Yes.” It is true that most students cringe from tests‚ but it is a fact that exams are an indispensable tool for education. Tests not only help students

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    Talkin’ ‘Bout South Carolina: Addressing Dialect Diversity in Middle School Classroom. In my response on the “SRTOL” Students’ Right to their Own Language‚ I believe that “Standard” English still has to be taught in schools. We could then bring dialects teaching in the classroom just within discussion topics. George and David are showing two main points that support my views: it wouldn’t be possible for teachers to master a variety of dialects but some dialects could be projects or topics of discussion

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    Autonomy: Independence. Heteronomy: Dependence. Varieties of language are often referred to as “dialects” What is Clue-bearing role? Clue-bearing role helps people in the use of language‚ as it formulates an opinion about us‚ not so much from what we say ‚ but actually from how we say things. Clue-bearing role is a social function of language. - What is the definition of dialect? Is a kind of language which is distinguishable to a degree from other kinds of the same language

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    Shadia Banjar‚ Metathesis exists in Arabic language which is a phonological process of transposition of sounds within a word and it involves redistribution of consonants‚ thus a change of the linear order of the word segments takes place. Also‚ Arabic dialects differ from Standard Arabic in that they have a reduced and restructured consonant system but more complexity in the vowel system. The rules of syllable structure and accentuation are also different and some inventory vowels in the actual pronunciation

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    In the beginning of X-Men 2 (X2)‚ its starts out with the narrator saying a couple of lines that already shows how the movie and reality is similar with segregation and with discrimination along with the "Master/Slave" dialect. The narrator says: "Mutants since the discovery of their existence….they have been regarded with FEAR suspicion OFTEN hatred. Across the planet‚ DEBATE rages…..are mutants the next link in the evolutionary chain….or simply a new species of humanity….fighting for their share

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    fast and modernized kind of dictionary which is compatible for any android devices . Philippine dialect to English word Translation is an important thing we must know that will help us to translate a different dialect to English. It really satisfies our needs when it comes to learning. This Translator Application is an application for android devices stores and distributes information from 8 major dialects in different provinces in our country translates it to English words. It is an application for

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    prerogative of young people and generally sound old in the mouth of and older person. Slang is so ephemeral; vocabulary can be a real give-away of you are trying to guess a person´s age on the telephone or radio. AGE AND SOCIAL DIALECT DATA • Social Dialect= research has provided a great deal of information about patterns of pronounciation and grammar for different age groups. • Social Dialectologists= found adolescents use the highest frequencies of vernacular forms‚ especially

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    Zora Neale Hurston Dialect

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    showed that these ideas were infused into her writing are the use of race and racism‚ rural Southern black dialect‚ and her views on religion and God. Race and racism showed how Jodie struggled with both racial and female prejudice. The interesting use of language put not only experience with rural Southern black dialect on display but also how the

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