Q: Why is it essential to carry out a need analysis? A: English is used for communicating at the workplace with foreigners either they are native speakers or not because English is considered as the international language that can connect all people from all over the world. In the workplace, the act of communication can take place in various situations, and problems of communication in can occur. The miscommunication between native and non-native speakers may be caused by a different interpretation
This year we read The Hobbit by J.R.R Tolkien, and we also read the short story titled “Eleven” by Sandra Cisneros. The Hobbit is a fictional book about a hobbit named Bilbo Baggins, who, despite it being highly disrespectful for his kind, goes on an adventure. He accompanies a group of dwarves and a wizard and they along with the dangers they face help to change his whole view on what lives beyond his comfy hobbit hole. While reading this novel I’ve learned to analyze literary devices and make predictions
approaches to read a text, we are actually questioning the nature of those very texts. Questions such as how can we differentiate a religious text from a literary one? What similarities these two may share together? And what differences may set the boundaries to our reading of both of them? Does our approach to the world in general and to their respective domains─ one being religious and the other being literary─ in particular affect our views as to how we can make meaning of what we read? What about
and some of such sentences may not feature any verb at all. As such, they may not be amenable to analysis within the usual SVO structure. From the foregoing, we may classify the sentence structures in magazines and newspapers advertising as follow: Emphatic sentences, interrogative sentences, deviant structures and deictic constructions. We should also point out that for the purpose of our analysis here we are using the word sentence in a very loose sense and that some of our sentences may not be sentences
Rhetorical Knowledge Focus on Purpose Purpose is the reason for which we write for. I learned that the purpose is very important when writing. Each paper I wrote for this course had a distinct purpose. While writing my food memoir, my purpose was to share a meaningful food experience in life with my audience. For the rhetorical analysis project, I had a purpose of analyzing rhetorically by identifying the audience, purpose, genre, rhetorical appeals of the invitation letter that
Lord of the Flies – Alex Lakic Introduction- “Lord of the Flies” is it valuable to be learnt in high school? This book has been read over and over again since the book first came out in the 1950’s. It still remains as one of the best pieces of literature ever to have been written. For the rest of the blog I will tell you why the well-known book is valuable to be learnt in high school. Plot outline - During the cold war after the plane crash, a group of British boys aged between 6 and 12 find themselves
communication and help decipher written materials for a clear understanding of what is intend to be transmitted. Today society inherited, knowledge have been pass down from many years and in many forms and reading is a prominent key, a lot of what we know today are amalgam of researches and observation that has been discovered and used to ease the concept of life, discoveries are made by an individual or group of people but are imperative to most if not all of us in many ways. To help the spread
1. How does Wheatley characterize Africa different from how Angelou characterizes it in her poem? My analysis of how Phillis Wheatley's description of Africa is different from of how Angelou described in her poem. I was able to find their views concerning this subject, Phillis Wheatley's "on being brought from Africa to America" and Angelou's "Africa". When I read Wheatley's work I drew the conclusion that since she referred to Africa as a pagan land she found her "being brought" to the America
Comparative Analysis between Carver and Hemingway (Little Things V. Hills like White Elephants) Jacob Clayton Ernest Hemingway and Raymond carver have both been described as minimalist. Minimalism is defined, in the most minimal why possible as a style or technique that is characterized by extreme sparseness and simplicity. Hemingway is known as a master of minimalism, and one of its earliest sponsors and he accepts the title of a minimalist writer without question. Carver on the other hand,
How can one ‘read as a woman’? Feminist critics have grappled with this problem in their traction of providing a new, alternative and feminine way of re-reading literature. In the process of doing so, the question of how a ‘female’ mode of reading can potentially be achieved by almost anyone becomes particularly salient. This question has no doubt been explored in different ways throughout the history of feminist criticism. In his essay, ‘Reading as a Woman’ (1982), Jonathan Culler notes the various