sociolinguistic issues in gang related prosecutions homies hearsay and expert standards
Is it true that one who is good at English doc
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21/07/2014, 20:20
... using liking devices It is because ideas must not only be grouped together but also developed in logical and coherent paragraphs Then the skills of drafting, editing and proofreading come into ... importance here, the skill of paragraphing After a brainstorming session in the planning stage, the writer may have hit on many ideas and now it is time for him to select and organize those that are really ... writing involves the following major skills The skill of much use during the first stage is that of planning Before starting off, the writer has to envisage how he would like to go about his writing...
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A mostly strongly timed prototype based computer music programming language that integrates objects and manipulations for microsound synthesis
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09/09/2015, 11:17
... example of exception handling in LC 79 3.7 An example of exception handling in LC (continued) 80 3.7 An example of exception handling in LC (continued) 81 ... between line 06-13) and library objects (Pbind and Ppar) are involved in this implemenation; programming microsound synthesis techniques within a unit-generator programming language often involves ... verification/rejection/workshoping of ideas and approaches, and takes the forms of both short-term and sustained prototyping” (312, p.3) In other words, computer music programming is highly exploratory in its nature and...
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101 ielts speaking part two topic cards that tie in with ielts speaking part one
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04/10/2012, 11:45
... became interested in it - How long you did it or have been doing it for - Why you enjoyed doing it And say if you have become more or less interested in that hobby since you were a child, and why ... Why you are interested in that thing - If it is an easy or hard thing to start - What the best way to start doing it is And say if you think you will start doing it soon or not, and why Talk ... subject - What things about that subject you find particularly interesting - Where it is possible to study that subject And say if you think you will start studying it soon or not, and why Describe...
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Metaphor, based on the association of similarity, is one of the two basic types of semantic transference that have been an interest for many linguistic researchers
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07/11/2012, 14:44
... establishing an exchange between interactants by assuming and assigning speech roles such as giving or demanding goods and services or information Thus the giving of information or goods and services ... broad and better definition is given by Kleinginna and Kleinginna (1981) They gathered, analyzed and classified 92 definitions and skeptical An investigation into the role of metaphor in description ... increase the information load of the nominal group by nominalizing the dynamic process and putting several epithets before the head of the nominal group, and thus succeeds in condensing the information...
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i want one of that
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05/07/2013, 01:26
... can use the things in part A Use the phrases in the box and your own ideas Check email listen to music Find definitions make calculations Find directions make phone calls record appointments send ... Work in pairs One of you shout look as Task 12 on page 80, and the other at Task 32 on page 88 You’re going to learn about two more products Activity B Join another pair Now explain your invention, ... highlighter c A key d A magnifying glass e A paper clip f Rubber bands g Scissors 10 h Shoelaces i A straw j A toothbrush Which things you use a lot? Which you never use? Which thing is the most useful?...
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How to Build a One-Year Operational Plan That Improves Performance
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24/10/2013, 09:20
... Successful Business Plan thinking and operational execution being the first and third steps, respectively At this stage of planning you must a reality check In strategic thinking you examined what ... our good name and reputation? Analysis of Drivers In the planning conference you examined six key business drivers and initially selected a single business driver as your focus The single focus ... or knowledge shortfall Seminar participants who are not held accountable by management for integrating and implementing training Participants leaving conferences and seminars early Figure 8-4 It...
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The Six Driving Forces That Affect Your Business Plan _ And How to Focus on the Best One for Your Company’s Needs
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24/10/2013, 09:20
... customer-intimate organization would respond to certain business situations My intent was to tailor specific training language and training situations to bring the strategic plan and the training into ... sending invoices, and cashing checks The only way to those three critical things is to be in the air, on the road, and at the client’s location working The path of business failures is lined ... of the complex and your rolling luggage has a bad wheel Of course the dining room is closed—it’s five minutes past ten o’clock so your dinner is something from the minibar And finally there is...
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Tài liệu Báo cáo khoa học: "A module that computes coordinative ellipsis for language generators that don’t" pdf
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22/02/2014, 02:20
... conversion of clausal into NP coordination (such as Anne likes biking and Susi likes skating into Anne and Susi like biking and skating, respectively is supposed to arise in the strategic, not ... LDG An S-node dominates a superclause iff it dominates the entire sentence or a clause beginning with a subordinating conjunction (CNJ) In Fig 1, the strings dominated by S1, S5 and S12 are super- ... Gapping is allowed ReadOut interprets the elision marks and, in ‘standard mode,’ produces the shortest elliptical string(s) as output (e.g (9c)) In ‘demo mode,’ it shows individual and combined...
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68PART ONE A Trader’s Journeypsychology. They realize that traders are not experts in every ppt
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22/06/2014, 18:20
... after a Winning Day I am relaxed and confident I have an optimistic, winning attitude from yesterday I remember the feeling of doing the right things, and I am going to repeat those things today ... mind and profit from it In my opinion, most of the disagreement surrounding intuition’s role in trading arises from misunderstanding Many think of intuition as of some kind of sudden revelation about ... direct link between your eyes and fingers, with no brain interruption In Chapter we discuss having an edge and that in order to obtain one, we have to trade for a long period of time and go through...
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Semantics Semantics is the study of meaning that is used to understand human expression through language.
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13/07/2014, 23:26
... forms and their meanings are sometimes can not logically proved Although a form can have more than one meaning, there is always a primary or original meaning that is express The original meaning ... original meaning of a form in a language is normally called “denotation” With respect to words (lexical terms), the primary (original) meaning is the meaning that we can find in a dictionary E.g What ... additional meaning, which is know as “connotation” With respect to words, connotation or additional meanings of a word are not listed in a dictionary; and therefore we can not find them in a dictionary...
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One Language, Two Grammars? - part 2 pot
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10/08/2014, 03:20
... pattern-forming first element as documented in the OED hand-feed hand-fill hand-finish hand-hoe hand-hold hand-jive hand-kill hand-pick hand-pollinate hand-punch hand-rear hand-rub hand-sew hand-tuft hand-wave ... hand-finished hand-hoer hand-held hand-jive – hand-picking hand-pollination hand-punch hand-reared hand-rubbing hand-sewn hand-tufted hand-waving hand-weeding adj n adj n adj n – n n n adj n adj adj ... carry and pass over something in person’, to hand-fashion ‘to give a particular shape or form to something by hand’, to hand-knit ‘to knit something by hand’, to hand-paint ‘to paint something...
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One Language, Two Grammars? - part 3 pot
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10/08/2014, 03:20
... proportions of -ed and -t endings in the past participle (76 spoiled and 102 spoilt (57 per cent irregular) in Ind; 28 spoiled and 148 spoilt (84 per cent irregular) in Times) Interestingly, this phrase ... participles in NYT and Ind (but not in Times) In NYT there were per cent of irregulars with burn for the verbal uses and 17 per cent for adjectival/attributive uses, and in Ind there were 61 per cent and ... that the working memory demands of dependent processing across large domains exceed the processing cost of additional form (and meaning) processing through explicit marking Hawkins’ (1994, 2003)...
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One Language, Two Grammars? - part 4 pptx
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10/08/2014, 03:20
... containing finite clauses.17 In BrE, all kinds of NPs involving finite complements represent a 17 The category of NPs involving finite clauses comprises eight cases in which the NP either contains ... underlying the structural analysis illustrated in Figure 6.10 The analysis thus distinguishes between coordinated NPs as in (21), NPs involving PPs as in (22), NPs containing non-finite clauses as in ... analyses presented in this chapter, postpositional notwithstanding continues to increase its range of application in both BrE and AmE, NPs containing finite clauses will certainly be the last resort...
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One Language, Two Grammars? - part 5 ppsx
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10/08/2014, 03:20
... are no instances of non-finite complements following this collocation in the EEPF corpus and only eleven examples in the ECF corpus, all of them involving infinitives (with /in) -ing Non-finite ... organises/organising (including any spelling variants) immediately preceding infinitival purpose clauses in selected years of The Times and The Sunday Times and The Guardian (including The Observer ... with infinitival (and gerundial) complements, it almost invariably occurs with nominal complements Informal observations indicate that this kind of contrast between nominal complements and infinitival...
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One Language, Two Grammars? - part 6 ppt
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10/08/2014, 03:20
... non-mandative and mandative For instance, non-mandative insist means ‘to say firmly and often that something is true’, and mandative insist ‘to demand that something should happen’ (LDOCE) In the ... However, the second infinitive is then in danger of becoming detached from the coordinated structure and of losing its infinitival character; rather than being an infinitive whose finite auxiliary ... wishing, desiring, commanding, insisting, praying, asking, suggesting, forbidding and the like; Visser 1969: 1655–6) 2.2 History Subjunctive forms, ‘modally marked forms’, were used extensively in...
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One Language, Two Grammars? - part 7 docx
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10/08/2014, 03:20
... it? and negative isn’t it?, the latter having, in popular speech, the phonologically simplified forms intit? [’IntIt?] or [’IntI] in north-western England and innit? [’InI?] in southern England ... looking at the distribution of mandate types in verb, noun and adjective triggers is that BrE and AmE are more similar in the use of subjunctives in verbs, and less so in nouns and least in adjectives ... contrasts in the use of the subjunctive have been pinpointed in corpora reaching back to the nineteenth century To date, only the striking comeback of the subjunctive in mandative clauses has been inves¨...
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One Language, Two Grammars? - part 8 ppsx
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10/08/2014, 03:20
... maxims resulting in inferred meanings in specific contexts (see section 5) On the one hand, adverbs of certainty can develop the meaning of uncertainty (a modal meaning) by inferencing since the ... categories in the use of try to and try and, as shown in Tables 18.2 and 18.3 Thus infinitives and imperatives have the highest proportions of try and in all four subcorpora, exceeding 80 per cent in ... different registers in the written material Looking at the left-hand columns of Tables 18.4 and 18.5, we see that in infinitive constructions try and predominates in spoken BrE and try to in spoken AmE,...
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