Essay about Great beyond

he was 13 years old, in the year 1977, where he watched the film Star Wars 21 times. But the

15. "Resslich hated this girl, and grudged her every crust; she used to beat her mercilessly. One day the girl was found hanging in the garret. At the inquest the verdict was suicide."

7. He found it appealing because he finally found a home. He felt the sense of brotherhood with guys that he just met.

29. Casey helped Tom out of trouble with the deputy sheriff by taking the blame fir knocking the sheriff unconscious and tripping him and going to jail for Tom.

20. Arthur is upset about Merlyn and Nimue so Merlyn tells him about the guy who fled to Aleppo because he wanted to show Arthur that you can’t escape destiny. If it’s meant to

I really liked the story a lot at the beginning and then it just keep getting better

EIGHT. Then he couldn’t have made the kind of wound which killed his father. (Rose 152).

14. Next spring Jeff may enroll in accounting and business law or he may work for a semester to earn money.

While going to school he uses to get picked on a lot due to his looks.

12. Although the family was most likely happy to be together again, this happiness would not last for long.

Linguistics has been broken down into several sub-categories including phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, and pragmatics.

69. Precocious: He was a very precocious child, he learned to walk at the age of 2.

Some linguistic models try to explain the development of second language acquisition. The three most common models are (1) the Universal Grammar Model, (2) the Competition Model, and (3) the Monitor Model. The Universal Grammar Model refers to the system of principles, conditions, and rules that are properties or elements of all human languages. At the same time, each language has grammatical rules that vary from one language to another. Thus, Chomky states that different languages have a limited possibility of different grammatical structures (1975). Therefore, second language learners base their second language acquisition on universal principles common to all languages, and on the force of the particular rules of each language. All of those can be concluded that as a human, especially as children, we have vary form of rules in language, in this case is second language.

Talking about “dialects”, a term often mentioned along is “standard language”. When being brought into comparison with “dialect”, “standard language” usually serves as a legitimate variant with the highest level of excellence (Bex & Watts, 1999). Though positive in nature, standardization - the procedure of standardizing a language – often raises heated controversy because of its consequences on not only linguistics field but also the society. In the second part of the essay, I will focus on the disadvantages of language standardization.

Specialists in descriptive grammar (linguists) examine the principles and patterns that underlie the use of words, phrases, clauses, and sentences. In contrast, prescriptive