Speaking English - Free Essay Examples And Topic Ideas

Sojourner Truth was a former uneducated slave who opposed oppression. She was illiterate her whole life, for 86 years, but she still managed to get her name in the history books. She was an abolitionist and activist for black freedom. Truth was an important figure of Black history. She collected supplies for black regiments during the Civil War, immersed herself in advocating for freed people during the Reconstruction period, and many more. In the following paragraphs, we will look at…

Introduction In this portfolio you will find a summary of what I have learned through the lessons of the Course English Studies and Education: Communicative Language Teaching. Purpose of this essay is to demonstrate my knowledge on the course and to self-asses my competence in teaching English in years 4 – 6. This essay is divided in 3 chapters: Perspectives on Global English and Interculturality in the classroom. In this chapter I focus on English as an international language and…

John McWhorter is a writer and an English professor at Columbia University. He also has a doctorate in Linguistic. In his book, Word on the Street: Debunking the Myth of a “Pure” Standard English, He talks about how old English has evolved to Middle and now Modern English over the centuries. Language is changing not from just slang but the structure and mixture of different languages. Dialects are being made from language change. Standard English and nonstandard dialects both changes…

Growing up I was often told by teachers, family members, and friends that girls just are not good at math. To be honest I did believe that girls just did not excel in maths and sciences, however this was not the most beneficial belief for my young self. Who knows maybe if I had not believed this as a younger child, I might be better at math. However, math has never been my strong suit, and like the packet said…

Hispanics and Latinos being mistreated didn't just begin fifty years ago in 1968 where LA High School students protested and fought to get rid of physical punishments for speaking spanish is class. Latino and Hispanic discrimination largely begins in 1848, when anti Latino prejudice led to illegal deportations, school segregation and even lynching. .Hispanics and Latinos were beat and thrown in jail for their rights, trying to prove that their language and culture is just as important and valuable than…

I bought a book on interpretation last weekend,was written by 林超伦who is a chief interpreter work for the Ministry of British Foreign Affairs .the book says how to deal with field interpreting. interpreter：One who translates orally from one language into another.I'm going to be a excellent interpreter.Being a communication emissary to make people more amicable.which simplify the complicated promblems.consequently,To achieve the purpose of cooperation and shared interests. Hello! Everyone I’d like to share my experience about learning English with u, and…