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English Language Personal Statement Gregarious, approachable, and understanding - words that could be used to describe me; all words that can be associated with ‘language’. I love English. It’s always been the subject I have achieved most in, and the subject I’ve always found the most interesting and inspiring throughout school. In many ways, it has shaped my view on life and the world within which I live. I have grown to appreciate the huge power language has on society as well as the fascinating

It included female singers whose type of music was dance, indie pop, and electronic music. They are a band from Sweden, they all spoke English pretty good which was interesting. They included songs like “I Love It”, “Emergency”, and “Someone Who Can Dance”. These songs were about love and life. “Someone Who Can Dance” was about

There are many social variation in American English, they are associated with age, gender, sexual orientation and ethnicity. Recently, several linguistic trends to investigate the speech of women, one of these is vocal fry. Vocal fry is speech that is very low pitched and creaky sounding shaped by a slow movement of the vocal cords. It considered to be a voice disorder (Tamasi, P132). Also people tend to have a lot of negative attitude towards vocal fry. Creaky voice is been used by movie star Mae

Women Inequality: Gender Inequality for Women Working in the US Labor Force. By Karla Hernandez English II Mrs. Desai 6 May 2016 Karla Hernandez Mrs. Desai English II 6 May 2016 Women Inequality: The Gender Inequality for Women Working in the US Labor Force. According to the International Trade Union Confederation ever since 1979 the equality gap in pay had gone up, in 2010 women now earned 81% of what male employees earned. That later changed the wage gap opened, woman pay dropped by

(Mucha & Singer, 2013). In 2013, this segment comprised approximately 45% of revenues and 64% of income. In fiscal years 2014 and 2013, revenues and income for the Media Networks segment increased 4% and 7%, respectively (Mucha & Singer, 2014). Additionally, according to the first quarter segment operating results for fiscal 2015 and 2014, the data illustrate that the Media Networks revenues for the quarter increased 11% to around $5.9 billion and income increased 3% to $1.5 billion (Mucha & Singer, 2015)

Once a petite housekeeper girl to a singer for her organist brother with the fond of the telescope, became the first women to be officially recognized in a scientific position, significantly contributing to not only the field of science and astronomy, but along with the history of women in the work place. Through her accepted position as a paid assistant to her astronomer brother, she has contributed to essential findings, which led to receiving an honorary membership of the Royal Astronomical Society

Amy Winehouse Amy Jade Winehouse is a 23 time music award winner with 60 nominations. She was an English singer-songwriter that inspired the world. With her sweeping eyeliner and intense 60’s inspired beehive hairdo, Amy Winehouse earned her status through her powerful music, rebellious childhood, and tragic death; the world appreciated her music and ultimately her death. Amy was born and raised in Southgate, England on September 14, 1983. She was born into a family that was jewish and partly

and passive. “Marked Women” by Deborah Tannen, “Sexism in English: Embodiment and Language” by Alleen Nilsen, and “A Woman’s Beauty: Put Down or Power Source?” by Susan Sontag are three essays that show these negative connotations of femininity. Together, they exemplify that females are “marked” as pretty, sexualized, and passive. The concept of femininity is associated with beauty. As sontag explains, “A beautiful woman, we say in English. But a handsome man”. Sontag discusses how beauty used to

congregation in English. After the English greeting came a more traditional greeting in Hebrew, and then a song to greet the Sabbath, or Shabbat, which is the word that was used at the synagogue. The Hebrew might have been strange to me, but there were English translations for just about everything in the prayer book, along with the prayers and songs written out in Hebrew. My personal favorite part of the service was the singing. There were two singers, one male and one female. All of the songs

popular song “Tiny Dancer” form the 70's deserve a Grammy recognition in the Song of the Year category. (Campbell, 2013, p. 237.) Aretha Franklin received eighteen Grammy awards between 1967 and 2007 in the categories of Best Rhythm & Blues Solo Vocal Female Performance, Best Rhythm & Blues Recording, Best Soul Gospel Performance, Best R&B Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal, Best Traditional R&B Vocal Performance. Also, she was awarded with a Recording Academy Lifetime Achievement Award and a GRAMMY