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    Christopher Columbus’ accidental discovery of the americas in 1492 exposed the “New World” to the domination of European powers.Two of the greatest powers were Great Britain and Spain. Both nations saw huge economical and political potential in the americas, however the two countries went about accessing that potential very differently. At first, Great Britain sent religious groups that it did not particularly agree with and convicted criminals whom Britain had run out of room for to the New World

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    this article. The author was clear and concise. She embraced the reader, to where they empathy. Her key points were to identify specific problems. Among the problems her mother faced, was broken English, language barriers, and limited resources. The potential challenges will be for those who do not speak English. If they have limited understanding, of the written word, they may feel the same way Amy Tan’s mother felt. If I were to have translated my essay, it would make it easy for the diverse population

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    intro/Thesis: As an English second language learner, starting school is laborious. it makes a child feel like they do not belong and like they are not good enough. It as if society would want them to lose motivation because they know the power of words. Sherman Alexie writes in superman and me “I am smart. I am arrogant. I am lucky. I am trying to save our lives,” (80). Paragraph 1: In fact, not knowing a language can make a child an easy target for bullying in school for instance, as Sherman

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    other languages around the English language its self. This influence help to create the modern English language we know today. English has had many influences but the one that most find important is that a Greek has had a influence. The English language is know for having it share/influence of Greek."According to one estimate, more than 150,000 words of English are derived from Greek words." This shows that Greek played a large role in helping to create the modern English. The Greek language is such

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    constantly used as readers are reading and/or completing written works. It is essential that each and every reader is correctly performing each aspect in order to properly speak and comprehend the standard form of English. This is especially important since we were working with an English Language Learner (ELL) and determining whether they too are successfully

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    When I signed up for ASL, I wasn’t sure what would come of the class. I was extremely interested in ASL and Deaf culture, but knew almost nothing about it. I signed up purely for the curiosity, as opposed to just for a requirement. While ASL I counts for my alterative language requirement (I have a learning disability that makes it very difficult to learn new languages and then retain them), I was nervous that I wouldn’t be able to do well due to my past experiences with learning new languages. Even

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    COMING TO AMERICA Connor Driscoll was seventeen year old man that lives in London, United Kingdom with his two parents, Kelly and Ryan Driscoll. Kelly was sixty-five years old and Ryan is sixty seven years old. Connor and his family were very poor, so poor that they were lucky if they had enough money by the end of the day to have something to eat. Connor and his family lived in a small alleyway in London. Each of them has a job. Kelly and Connor both worked at a factory; meanwhile Ryan worked

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    “Dude, let me tell you right now,” he says as he wipes down the counter in his host family’s basement, “learning English suuucks.” Aziz Ansari (the alias he chose for himself) has been living and attending school in the United States for about four and a half years now, but his journey to slowly learning English began nine years ago. Born in Indonesia and raised in Malaysia, Aziz grew up in a wealthy family, who already had it planned for him that he would eventually make his way to America, whether

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    The English language has undergone many changes over the course of history. In the Middle Ages some of the major changes to the spoken and written language of the time were influenced by many cultural and industrial events. The biggest cultural event of the time was the Renaissance, the English language came to the forefront at this time finally becoming a widely accepted and used language in the world. In earlier times Latin and French were considered to be the languages of the educated masses

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    04.03 Context and Connotation While familiarizing myself with context clues and connotation in this unit, I have discovered that it enriches your vocabulary immensely. Context clues give you the ability to find the definitions of words you never knew the meaning of. You can practice this skill by using word association, or by thinking of synonyms for a word or phrase. Another skill that helps with finding new definitions of words is connotation. Connotation can aid in finding new words and their

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