Importance Of My English Education

As society begins to change so do other aspects that are within that particular society. Within the articles “Why Good English is Good for You” by John Simon, “Do You Speak American” by Robert MacNeil, and “Lost in America” by Douglas McGrey, each author gives their own insight as to how social changes have impacted the language within America, as well as the implications of those changes. While they each argue different views on how those implications have benefitted or hindered the language, they all agree on the fact that the language is ever-changing.

Learning English has become a very important role nowadays. People have already used a lot of different methods to learn English. Besides from going to school to learn English, reading varieties of books, magazines, listening different kinds music, radio programs, watch movies, films, talk to native speakers or even travel aboard are good way to learn English. But what is the most interesting way to learn English? If you are tired of going to classes or reading books, there is nothing better than learning English through movies and film. Learning a foreign language is already a hard task. And the culture is different from your own. So I want to show you that learning English with movies and films will not only help you learn

English has never been my favorite subject in school. My family has always considered me to be talkative and very social. Therefore, it left all of us, including my teacher, quite in the dark when trying to figure out why I was doing poorly in my fifth grade English class. My teacher’s name was Ms. Johnson, and she was a very high spirited woman. She would always encourage me to simply express myself in my writing.

Why do I deserve to be in Intensive English? I am entering Soquel High with an intense work ethic and I will always remind myself “school comes first.” Why do I want and should take Intensive English? I am a great and creative writer, I have a good eye for spelling, and I have participated in my 7th and 6th grade Spelling Bee’s but this year I didn’t quite make it. I never won them but I did come close both times. I’m also interested in getting into a good college and Intensive English will help me reach that goal. I would also like to improve my vocabulary for many reasons like getting a job and sounding very professional. I am going into Soquel with a “get it done” attitude and nothing will stop me from achieving. Goofing off is

Before starting school, I incapable to write or speak English at all. Because English is my second language I had a hard time understanding how to read and write in English. My parents and older siblings would often teach me the basics of having to know my numbers, ABCs, and by making me memorizing saying simple sentences and questions. English is everyone in my family's second language and because we did not grow up learning how to speak, read, and write in English which made it difficult for me when school started.

English is a complex language because it is the mixture of Latin and some other languages. Standard English is what grammarians adopted a series of rules to make English correctly used. In Bill Bryson’s essay “Good English and Bad”, he used historical evidence to show readers how English rules are defined and changed by grammarians. While in the article “Why Good English is Good for You”, John Simon stresses how English users should use this language in a more proper way. Both of Bill Bryson and John Simon suggest people should follow the English rules, but they ignore English are used differently depends on who uses it, how people use it in distinct ways and when it is suitable for people to follow these English rules.

Learning to read and write in English was a very tough accomplishment that I made in first grade. It was difficult because my first language is Spanish. With the help of my parents and my teachers in school, I had the chance to learn another language. It took time, practice and effort to accomplish my goal to read and write in another language.

In my mind, I am a developing polyglot. For the first six years of my life, I was raised in the rural part of Vietnam; there was no difficulty to communicate in the everyday life, because everyone spoke the same language-Vietnamese. A transition to the suburbs of Orange County was a dread for me because I was comfortable where I was situated. However, the various languages and cultures that America have opened my mind, have allowed me to explore myself as well as the world around me.

Knowing how to write properly is an important part of your education. Once you start your career after college, not a day will go by that you will not use what you learn English 111. A few things that will make you successful in English 111 include working ahead in class, asking for help if you need it, and studying.

This class is one of my favorite classes because I like to read sometimes and I really like to write, I find it a way to blow off steam. I think I’ve progressed from lst year because last year I hated this class and only looked forward to writing and now I look forward to just about anything in this class. I like how you do the Halloween fun activities every Friday because Halloween is my favorite holiday. I don’t dislike really anything about this class. The first one I read was Emma Meadows and she said something about always study and do your homework and you’ll be fine, well I’ve been doing that so far and I think I’m doing just fine as long as I had no Cs, Ds, or Fs on my report card I’m

Australia is an extremely culturally diverse country, therefore many different languages are spoken in homes and communities across Australia. Consequently many primary school students are learning English as an additional language. EAL/D is an acronym used to refer to students whose first language is a language or dialect other than Standard Australian English; that is English is an additional language or dialect. In Australian schools it is essential students are able to speak and read English in order for them to understand and succeed in all content learning areas.

English IV is a class you have to pass to graduate. This class is very important and will teach you how to write essays in college, which is a good thing so you won’t be lost. I found out that essays was a big thing in english ,so just figured i have to do them to pass the class. English is something we have to use everyday.

As I began this course, reading and writing was a struggle. I never put an effort forward to improve myself in this subject, so my English was naturally impacted throughout my studies. The people I admired within school and throughout my life, never put an emphasis on reading and writing, which affected my reading and writing, coming into this class. The difficulties start from procrastination and continues on to word usage within my writing. Starting from grade school I’ve always had a struggle with reading and writing, but I could confidently say that after taking this course I am a better reader and writer.

In his essay, John Simon was arguing about why is good to keep a good English in American society. Simon is concerned about the way that one wastes time when one talks a English which is not grammatically correct. According to Simon, the standard English saves time to be understood in terms of speaking and writing. The standard or good English also avoids the separation between social classes, or races. John Simon thinks that if everyone shows concerns about the good English, such as parents teaching their children while young; correcting their mistakes, perhaps the good English should not be lost nowadays.

English 1010 has provided me with more knowledge than I ever gained through out high school. High School English did not prepare me for college at all. My senior year I had one paper due at the very beginning of the year. After that, we switched to Shakespearian literature. This literature consisted of us watching movies and taking quizzes rather than writing. The reading during high school did not interest me. Therefore, I never found the deeper meaning within the text. I would read a passage and not retain a single thing about what I just read. This course has not only just taught me how to write properly, it has taught me how to find the meaning within the text and connect it to the real world to further the discussion on a subject.