Task: Write a short essay that expresses your personal reactions to any poem in the package provided in class. 1. Begin by providing a short paraphrase of the poem. Who is the author, what is the title, and how would you describe the content of the poem ? Who is t he speaker? What are they speaking about? 2. Then discuss your interpretation of the […]

You will choose one of the provided extracts. You will practise and deliver your chosen extract in front of the class. In your delivery, you should aim to engage your audience through: voice projection intonation gestures facial expressions eye contact Do not use props or costumes Read less

Answer ALL FOUR questions below in 565 words each 1. Describe the process of language acquisition. (25 marks) 2. What are the differences between animals and human beings that make language possible for human beings.(25 marks) 3. Explain how other languages influenced our Modern English. ( 25 marks) 4. Discuss the theories on the origin of language. (25 marks) Read less

Many literary characters struggle with defining what their life should be, particularly in contrasting their idea of an ideal life with the reality of what they actually experience or what fate or circumstance may seem to choose for them. Choosing three examples from three different authors, what are three significant (specific) instances where have we seen a struggle between idealism and reality in the lives […]

How to write your Where Im From poem Use the following template to help you write your poem. Simply fill in the blanks with sensory words and details from your life. Bring your poem to life with pictures Present your poem with a slide show. This will enable you to add pictures to go along with the words in your poem. Read less

Your phenomenological essay(s) must incorporate class lecture material, class readings, along with integrating personal / critical opinion, and be presented in a fashion that when critiqued makes meaningful sense while offering insight into the phenomena of addiction under study. Answers must also contain a minimum of 5 APA quotes from LECTURE MATERIAL / VIDEO / MY COMMENTARY; and be a minimum of 5 pages per […]

Your introduction should sketch the t ypical rhetorical moves academic writers make as they find a position for themselves: Describe the existing knowledge on a topic by way of summary and citations from other sources . Identify the knowledge deficit, i.e., something missing, inadequate, or hid den in the view expressed in the existing knowledge, or something more complicated than that view . Make a […]

In an Annotated Bibliography, you begin each entry with a bibliographic citation for the source(which follows the same order and gives the same information about author, title, andpublication as is required in an MLA-style Works Cited list). Your entries should be arranged in alphabetical order. Following each bibliographic citation in the Annotated Bibliography, writeseveral sentences that first summarize and then assess and/or reflect on the […]

Read and understand the assignment tasks. Based on your course modules and additional readings, complete the tasks in an essay of around Please refer to the guide provided to help you to stay on point. 1. You are required to evaluate the journal article titled Implementation of CEFR in Malaysia: Teachers Awareness and the Challengesby Nurul Farehah Mohamad Uri and Mohd Sallehhudin Abd Aziz (2018). […]

How does the antagonist in the story youve chosen contribute to the storys overall meaning? Your essay should have three parts: an introductory paragraph, a body containing fully developed paragraphs, and a concluding paragraph. Following is a general guide for what to include in each section of your essay. In your introductory paragraph: Provide the complete title of the story youve chosen and the authors […]