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    Theme Of Unbecoming

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    Pat, Mary’s sister instead of her real mother. Mary said “We’re the same, you and me, somewhat foolish somewhat brave. What did you say your name was again?” (139 Downham)This is character syntax, in this quote Mary has a contraction and incorrect grammar showing us that she is not formally speaking. She practically repeats herself by saying “We’re the same, you and me”, these two statements mean the same thing, she repeats herself to get her point acrossed. I think she often repeats herself because

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    CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION A novel is the name ascribed to the genre of literature which is the result of creative mind of a writer and the readers come in contact with the fictional world of the novels through its language. Hence, for comprehending fictional texts, a close study and analysis of language is a necessary prerequisite. Stylistic analysis is used as an analytical tool to see textual patterns and its significance. It is based on statistical data that

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    Assignment writing is not a word for any of us. Indeed, it has come up to be the most widely recognized undertaking in the lives of understudies. Truth be told, they are relegated the undertaking writing assignment sometimes. There is no school/college on the planet that is missing behind in the undertaking of assignments. The understudies having a place with all parts of the world are given the undertaking of writing assignment. The real obstacle in the undertaking of writing is that they are required

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    Ellipsis of Subjects and Objects in Mandarin Chinese Mandarin Chinese as one of the unique languages in the world has many significant features, and one of them is ellipsis of subjects and objects. In English, a complete sentence consists of at least three basic elements which are a subject, an object, and a verb. However, compare with English, Mandarin Chinese does not have strict grammatical rules to form a complete sentence because people can leave out subjects or objects when they talk to each

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    Grammar consists of a wide array of concepts, meanings, and different classes of words. It can be defined as a linguistic system that exists in the mind of a speaker of a language, a written description of a language, and an abstract notation of an ideal set of rules (of correct or proper grammar) which can be encoded in a handbook (Studies in English Grammar Handbook, pg.7). Monica Ferrell’s, “Of the Irresoubleness of Diamonds”, “Harmless, As Recalled by a Fairy Tale”, “Gerburt des Monicakinds”

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    Since the beginning of English 1100, I have created trends in my writing. My approach to writing, point of view, and writing styles are similar in all of my papers. I have taken the skills I learned from my previous experiences of writing and improved them in this class. My liberal ideas that have been embedded in my writing since high school are shown and reflected in multiple projects that I’ve completed. Many of my grammatical errors began to stick out and I have since learned how to correct them

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    themselves. In his essay, Ballenger portrays that students are more focused on being grammatically correct than the message in their essays. This is because of teachers who grade strictly on grammar errors and punctuation. Ballenger says, “A colleague of mine, an Ivy League graduate, is among the self-appointed grammar police, complaining often about the dumb mistakes his students make in their papers. I don’t remember him ever talking about what his students are trying to say in those papers.” (Page 74)

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    lack of understanding communicating. Whether is Facebook, Twitter, an email to your co-works, or a professional document you will be judged by your writing style based on if it’s good or bad. If your writing style full of miss-spelled words, bad grammar, and horrible flow you will fail to get your point across clearly and people will think you are uneducated. This class is step one on my journey improving my writing and learning as much as possible about the English language. Just like anything

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    Learning a new language can either be based on necessity or the willingness to learn a new language. Whether a student/adult care for the language or not, it is becoming very important in the process of obtaining a better job, or the need to learn a new culture. There are many concepts and ideas that go alongside the process of learning a new language. For that reason, this essay will try to explain through research why and how people learn English as a foreign language with the help of a former

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    Misuse A Comma

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    The English language is a series of involute systems that must follow a plethora of rules and guidelines. A simple way to ascertain each sentence is grammatically correct before having to revise, edit, and proofread a piece of writing, is to understand the rules of the comma. There are many ways a writer can misuse a comma. This can result in comma splices if the comma is utilized incorrectly, consequently making the sentence not flow felicitously if it is not utilized at all. One mistake to elude

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