Essays on linguistics serve to demonstrate your understanding of the discipline in a practical sense.
You apply your knowledge of various linguistics topics such as morphology or semantics and produce a scientific paper. However, this wealth of information can be difficult to present in an attractive form.
The various subjects that form linguistics have developed since their inception and become distinct yet tightly interconnected. As such, separating and ordering them within an essay is a challenge. Nevertheless, with proper structuring, you will be able to write an excellent work and gain an understanding of how to write a linguistics essay.
As with any essay, you want to include an introduction and conclusion, with the body of the paper contained between them. The former describes the topic of the essay to the reader, and the latter provides a summary of the essay and its key takeaways.
You may find an outline useful when working on the body of the paper, as it helps you organize your ideas before writing them down. You should also try to split the creative process into parts, creating a draft before finalizing it.
Here are some tips for linguistics essay creation:
Linguistics is a science and relies on research and facts over expressions and interpretations. This statement is true for both theoretical and applied linguistics.
Try to make sure that each body topic is directly related to your thesis. This approach will improve coherence and reinforce your point.
Do not argue for your thesis in the introduction and do not add new information in the conclusion.
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Introduction Stanley Fish talks about the importance of sentence structure in instruction, relates it to life, and explains how these “little” aspects make up brilliant content. Chapter three and four discuss the contents of a good sentence and how the intended meaning does not matter in sentence structure. People often get dazed by the brilliance […]
Introduction Although all human languages are equal in power considering the nature of appreciation each society gives its native language, Arabic has always been one of the most superior languages spoken by the human species, because of its universality and spiritual significance. Arabic is the native language of more than two hundred and fifty million […]
Stories are an integral part of people’s lives. Whether told in person or read in books, stories help an individual shape their opinion about the world as much as communication with other people does. Reading stories can be viewed as a form of one-sided communication. Since most stories are intended to get a specific moral […]
Poetry is the art of combining words in rhymes. However, this process is impossible without inspiration, some kind of an insight which helps to understand the idea which comes in the head of a poet and to put it into words. The word inspiration contains the word spirit in its structure. It is not accidentally, […]
Though placing the events on the real-time curve when rendering them in speech may seem more natural to one, the use of apparent time, in fact, is just as, if not more, frequent than the usage of real-time constructions. Indeed, a closer look at the structure of the English language speech, particularly, the colloquial one, […]
The language of any country depends on some historical events which happened in the process of its establishing as a state. The brighter the history is, the richer the language becomes, absorbing all unique phenomena and facts that happened to a country. Canada is a state with a very bright history. Being inhabited with Indian […]
In the mid-20th century, Canadian English joined the constellation of the “World Englishes,” and the study of the dialect commenced. Territorially, the use of Canadian English is mostly characteristic for the areas located within the boundaries of Canada. The language bears a very strong resemblance to the British English and is traditionally opposed to American […]
The English language has spread globally since the 18th century. The so-called first diaspora appeared in the middle of the 18th century when British sailors, pilgrims, merchants, and so on came to North America, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa. The second diaspora developed during colonization of the rest of Africa and Asia. The processes […]
Basic Concepts Though the link between language and gender in its social sense may be not as obvious as it seems, a closer look at the structure of any language will reveal that it has a range of hidden innuendoes regarding gender identity. The indications of certain words belonging to a specific gender can be […]
Introduction Several factors determine second language acquisition in children. Among the factors are age, the role of parents, amount of exposure to a second language, and cross-linguistic factors. I chose to analyze this article because it puts these factors in the context of two Turkish boys trying to acquire Italian. I also settled on it […]
Introduction The process of acquiring new language skills is essential for the proper development of a young learner. According to Chomsky, the age of one to three years is considered critical for a young learner; unless a child develops a proper language basis, further development is barely possible. It is imperative that the parents and […]
Background A recent article by Dewaele and Wei (231) regarding the relationship between multilingualism and personality has attracted my attention. In the article, the researchers state that tolerance of ambiguity is the tendency of an individual to see ambiguous situations as desirable or positive. They used a survey of more than 2,000 individuals in examining […]
Basic Concepts Language is a coherent organization of sounds that has meaning. The sounds are organized into sentences and words that are used in communication. Each language has a system of rules called grammar that allows an individual to create and understand speech or gestures. The English language shows remarkable differences in terms of phonetics, […]
For most people, the term discrimination is associated with matters of race, gender, sexuality, and other issues that have traditionally been proven contentious. However, there is another class of discrimination commonly referred to as linguistic discrimination. John Baugh and Margret Pusher carried out a study on the topic, and they discovered that people are often […]
The Asiatic Society consists of conservatives who are keen to maintain their societal culture and norms. They work hard to conceal any information about their culture from foreigners. A visitor in this society is treated as an intruder and secluded from the societal proceedings. In the same regard, these mistreatments have bred social and legal […]
English as the Global Language: Good for Business, Bad for Literature is a thought-provoking article by Jacques Mélitz (n.d), which aims to reveal the consequences of having English as a global language. The author’s main purpose in writing the article is to inform the reader about the possible negative effects of making English a global […]
Some people believe that English as a language faces a bleak future since there are numerous local languages that seem to dominate the cultures of some countries. Also, they contend that some nations are quick to file laws that prevent the use of English in public as a way of conserving their cultures since they […]
Learning a foreign language is very important, particularly the popular language. Most of these popular languages are used as the principal means of communication across the globe. There are numerous ways of learning a foreign language, and the best way is studying in a country where there are native speakers. However, this has never been […]
Language contact is one the most researched social science problem in the modern society. There has been a need to explain the events that always take place during such interactions, and their possible outcome. According to Baker and Hengeveld (2012), when there is an interaction between two or more communities, it is likely that the […]
In today’s capitalist markets, sellers are using various strategies to entice the usually naïve buyers. Marketplaces around the world are dominated by labels and classifications that are meant to put certain products in a class of their own. The same trend applies to the ‘aged’ products’ market. Traders always try to convince prospective customers that […]
Introduction Poetry and business are both forms of art. The environment of entrepreneurs is in a way similar to the poets. Their exposure to possibilities, risk-taking, and finding innovative solutions to troubles are what makes them similar. Poetry is a primordial form of art that is gradually losing its meaning in different professions with business […]
Morphemes Morphemes are the basic units of meaning in the formation of words. Several morphemes combine to form a single word. Some morphemes stand on their own while others need inflection to be meaningful. The utterances in the text below have both free and bound morphemes. “Some gentlemen dined at an economical restaurant. They found […]
Introduction Listening to the speech by Steve Jobs is fascinating. Specifically, Stanford University speech is very motivational to anyone who aspired to build a successful career. The strengths that Steve Jobs talks about are the attitude of not settling for less and doing things that make an ina dividual happy. This speech is heavily based […]
Essay Summary The essay, titled “Superman and Me”, is a narrative account of the author’s early struggles with reading and how he eventually conquered the challenge. Consequently, it can be argued that the author depends on the narrative to push the agenda of the essay forward. The main argument of the essay, it seems, is […]
Introduction Sport is one of the social events that have seen a great transformation. Many of the traditional games have disappeared, and in their places, there have emerged new ones. One such game that has come to dominate the world from non-existence is Tennis. This game, which is very popular in France and many other […]
A great proportion of people speaking French language are from different nations that are not originally French. As a matter of fact, out of 200 million people who speak French, about 165 million are non-French. Factors such as immigration, globalization and other external factors have corroded the primordial French customs. Immigration to France from Africa […]
The beginning of the Yiddish language The Yiddish language is nearly 1,000 years old. It was in the 10th century that this language begun. This saw the Jews from France and Italy establishing a large community in Germany. Though there were natives who still spoke German, the new residents reached the place speaking in Laaz. […]
Introduction When teaching English syntax to students, both native and non-native, it is vital for the instructor to consider both facts and theory, and balance the two. This is because classes in English syntax are aimed at assisting students to improve on their understanding of the structure of English in a systematic and scientific manner. […]
Introduction Linguistics and other scholars regard language as a distinct phenomenon in the society. Language contains collective implications that enhance the worth of the collaboration between individuals. It encompasses a social philosophy that is identical among individuals in the society. In language, collective ‘hums’ and meanings are accustomed to precise collective emotions and thoughts. As […]
The gender inequality is one of the most discussed topics in the sociological discourse, but this idea is also related to the linguistic discourse because the gender relations are reflected in languages. Thus, Piercey states that the gender relations in the English language are based on the “masculine-feminine dichotomy that arises in the vocabulary” (Piercey, […]
Introduction The history of English can be very interesting to study. English is a universal language, spoken in various countries across the world. However, different people from different regions speak this same language in a different manner. When a Briton is speaking English, there would be some noticeable differences from the speech that would be […]
Introduction Larry Hyman who is the author of the report on the universality of word accent is a linguistics professor at the University of California where he specializes in phonology. He has a keen interest in languages of the African people. Larry Hyman has conducted several award winning researches and is credited for numerous quality […]
Abstract Language is one of the defining factors that differentiate human beings from animals. The ability of human being to use clear structured words instead of random sound used by animals makes human being unique. However, it is interesting to know how the language came into existence. It is interesting to know how the language […]
Introduction Language of any culture has over the year’s undergone changes in varying degrees. This is due to the change in lifestyles that has seen new vocabularies introduced into the existing language. Such alterations have contributed to the rise of dialects in the respective languages used across the world. While most people believe that an […]
Many linguists and philosophers have come up with a myriad of theories, suggestions and approaches in their bid to try to explain the origin language as a means of communication. Moreover, many researchers, scientists, animal behaviourists and archaeologists have conducted many experiments and excavated many historical sites to try to understand this means of communication […]
The field of research methods in linguistics is a dynamic and fast evolving field of study Researchers continuously endeavor to unearth fundamental facts underlying this line of study, the modes and codes of its operation, and its central contribution to research in linguistics. The major issues around the English Language Teaching research are discourse. This […]
The use of words and symbols is the primary source of communication. From the time we are born, we are taught to verbally express our thoughts and feelings through language. The tone and choice of words used can differ given the context of the situation; however it remains the constant tool of expression. Cultural beliefs […]
Abstract Learning a second language is usually a difficult task for most people. This is because; each language has its own conventions, which are not necessarily similar to those of the second language one is trying to acquire. For native Spanish speakers trying to learn English as a second language, numerous challenges may be present. […]
Aim In an insightful study on the use of first language in classroom, Cook (2001) revealed that most participants supported the application of the first language (Arabic) as a critical tool for mediation. However, the application of L1 in L2 settings has generated controversies, especially in regards to its effectiveness in the environment where not […]
The alphabetic spelling structure employed by the English language is known as English orthography. Similar to other r alphabetic orthographies, English employs a set of customs to symbolize language sounds in characters. Other languages have regular customs, also known as norms. Nevertheless, in English spelling, almost all sounds are spelt in different manners. Also, all […]
Introduction Jing Peng and Lili Zhang published their work entitled ‘An eye on target language use in elementary English classrooms in China’ in an edited book by M. Nikolov titled ‘Early Learning of Modern Foreign Languages: Processes and Outcomes’ which was published in the year 2009. There is a general agreement among researchers in second […]
Introduction Until 1957, the sciences of linguistics and cultural anthropology placed language in the domain society and outside of an individual. For linguists and anthropologists, human languages were completely determined by the environment in which the child grows up, and there were no limitations on the differences between languages. In other words, the view that […]
Semantics definition Semantics is a literary field that studies meaning of signs, symbols, words, and phrases and how they are used in linguistics. It is a wide field of study which has two main branches: lexical semantics, which focuses on the meaning of words and their relations when used together, and logical semantics, which is […]
The rationale for the choice of the model The rationale for the establishment of the partial immersion program at an elementary school in Saudi Arabia is based upon the benefits of this model for the students’ cognitive abilities and proficiency in general and political and educational advantages of this model of bilingual education within a […]
Introduction There are numerous languages that are used in different parts of the world for communication. Arabic is one of them. It is spoken by many people in the world and mostly by countries in Middle East and the northern parts in the continent of Africa. In total, around 24 countries use this language as […]
I came from a family that spoke only Spanish and, therefore, Spanish was the only language that I grew up speaking. However, many of my family members can now communicate in a second language. I am Hispanic, and my country of origin is the Dominican Republic. I have had no experience in K-12 schools, in […]
Overview The speaking and writing of English as a communication language is now widespread with all the world continents well represented in most countries. Hence, it has grown to be a vital tool of communication on a global scale. The advent and advances made in the field of technology such as the invention of information […]
Introduction Successful communication is a desirable result of every person, who is participating in the discourse. In order to create favorable conditions for interaction, both interlocutors should be aware of how communication act emerges. First, the speaker is codifying the information, which is proceeded by sending the message to the listener. Further, the latter is […]
Introduction The paper focuses on the use of sociolinguistic perspectives in the process of protecting English as a language in areas where it is endangered as being a minority language by conducting a sociolinguistic study on the reasons resulting to this situation, the prevailing circumstances and the endangerment results. The paper also looks at other […]
Arabic language happens to be one of the major languages of the world that has got very many existing varieties. In its study there may emerge diglossia, a situation whereby two languages find themselves being used by one language community at the same time (Al – Batal 286). Diglossia therefore in the Arabic context is […]
Introduction The present paper is one of the steps in a pedagogical grammar course. The purpose of the present project is to carry out a collaborative project with ESLA students on the improvement of their oral and written grammar skills in using English according to their linguistic objectives. There are a considerable number of approaches […]
Language is a critical tool in the humanities and social sciences. It would be impossible to study communication arts, history, philosophy, religion and the classics if one will deprive himself of this tool. Language is the key that opens the door in the study of humanities. However, the same thing can be said when it […]
Interviews Every year more and more students made a decision to study abroad. That is why they are to understand a new language and interact with new culture. The concepts of global citizenship and intercultural communication occur to be the ones that help to understand this situation and processes connected with it. So I have […]
Introduction It cannot be denied that developing a rich vocabulary is a particularly important aspect of studying a foreign language (L2). At the same time, it is an admittedly difficult task, which prompted researchers to search for effective ways of solving this problem. One of such solutions is the usage of glosses in the process […]
Introduction This treatise offers a comprehensive critique of the lesson taught by Bill, the teacher, in an elementary classroom. The lesson is about speaking and pronunciation of English words by learners who are learning to speak in English. Bill makes good use of the dialogue frame as the primary tool for practising speaking and pronunciation […]
Language testing stands for the identification of the level of a learner’s preparation to use their language skills and knowledge in real life situations and environments. Testing is an essential part of teaching a language and should not be viewed as a separate activity. Since the result is crucial in teaching, an educator is to […]
Linguists have a number of transcription conventions to utilise. Notably, these systems share certain features in common but they are quite different (Mazeland, 2006). In this paper, one of the most conventional transcription systems will be employed, Jefferson’s convention. This system is clear and concise and it enables the transcriber to reveal all major peculiarities […]
Introduction English language is considered a foreign language in the Kingdom of Saud Arabia (KSA). Learners are introduced to the English language using EFL teaching materials at the sixth grade in public schools and at kindergarten to students who attend private schools. Teaching materials for EFL in the KSA are developed by the ministry of […]
Language comprehension is an important tool of communication. Through language, human beings are able to exchange information amongst themselves, form relationships, comprehend, and express their feelings. Consequently, language is a vital component of human understanding. The issue of misinterpretation in language use is very important because it has the potential to affect communication in a […]
Research Proposal Aims The study under consideration aims at discussing the effects of multilingualism on Saudi Arabian children development and understanding of the world around. To be more specific, the paper discloses the multilingualism effects on children’s behaviour and language development as these two issues are considered to be the main factors that can define […]
ESL is the acronym for English as the Second Language. It is usually a program that helps foreigners in English speaking countries to learn the language in a systematic way. The students are typically learning the basics of the language so that they can have confidence in their accomplishments career wise. They also learn some […]
The proposed study touches upon the effects of multilingualism on children’s language behaviour, this is why the research locale should be properly chosen. It is reasonable to find 20-50 children from age 4 to 16, who grow or grew up in a bilingual or multilingual society (e.g. with parents, who may use different languages or […]
Introduction Educational standards refer to the learning objectives regarding what learners should know and capable of doing at diverse grade levels. The standards assist teachers in ensuring that the learners gain the competencies and information essential for success. Additionally, the standards facilitate teacher’s efforts in assisting parents comprehend teachers’ expectation of the learners (Chaucer, 2012). […]
English language learners have a diverse range of needs that should be met by educators. This paper is aimed at examining the way in which my school supports these students as well as their parents. In particular, it is necessary to compare the current strategies against the best practices recommended by researchers. Overall, it is […]
The examination of the use of Al Sayyid Bedouin Sign Language can be discussed as the promising opportunity for researchers to study the aspects of the language development. Thus, linguists can focus on examining the situation and on supporting their hypotheses about the origin of the language structure and its development with references to the […]
Background Cantonese is usually regarded to be one of the dialects of Chinese. This language is spoken by millions of people in many areas of the World, for example, the United States, Australia, Europe, South America, etc. It originated in Southern China in the province of Guangzhou, which is known in the English speaking world […]
Language issues seem to have been the stumbling block for people’s communication for centuries. In his article “Cross-Linguistic Awareness: A New Role for Contrastive Analysis,” Carl James discusses the question concerning the contrastive analysis and its application for the comparative studies of two or more languages. Considering the following quote from Fries’ paper: “The most […]
Language and speech are some of the most important human characteristics that differentiate people from other living organisms. Unfortunately, there are sometimes developmental abnormalities that cause children to have significant problems in recognizing and using language and speaking. An article titled “The Efficacy of Fast ForWord Language Intervention in School-Age Children with Language Impairment: A […]
Introduction There has been an increase in language testing and evaluation in the world due to globalisation. There has also been a wide acceptance of second language training in many countries in the world today. Therefore, there is a high demand of a common language that can aid in the interaction of people in tourism, […]
This is a lesson plan for the multicultural learning of science. The aim of the plan is to utilize the legend of the Mayans to depict to the students the way science evolved through the ages. The paper is directed towards students of fourth standard. Performance Objective The aim of the lesson is to enhance […]
Unlike other earlier scholars who had treated the practice of magic as a psychological phenomenon, Mauss postulated that the practice of magic had an origin in the social organization of the society. Mauss’ work is of great interest to anthropologists because of the approach that he had followed in coming up with the general theory […]
Introduction The language that children use amongst themselves sharply contrasts that which they use when talking to adults. According to Veltman (38), communication goes beyond the ability to pass information from one person to the other. It entails the manner in which, the information is passed, non-verbal cues that are involved, and the level of […]
Morphology is a linguistic term that refers to the process of identifying and describing morphemes, parts of speech, intonations, affixes, and root words of a language. It establishes the relationship between words and grammar rules. For instance, it enables learners to comprehend the difference between words like ball and balls. In this case, the difference […]
In her article on literacy instruction among African American students, Glover stresses that the language issues, particularly the active use of African American English (AAE), are the reason for a concern and for even more trouble with studying, particularly, literacy acquisition. Since “public schools across America are failing to meet the literacy needs of students […]
Linguistics as a science has a long history of research and discovery, but still there is little agreement on the major roles and impacts of linguistic activity on the human nature, relationships and communication. It goes without saying that any language is a powerful instrument of persuasion and communication of any information; it is a […]
Introduction Paper structure The aim of this paper is to compare the adjectives in the two languages, namely English and Russian. The discussed issues include the formation of adjectives, their structure, morphology, meaning, role in sentences, and peculiarities of this part of speech in each language. This study will present the special features of Russian […]
Text for Analysis Susan: Why don’t you want to go there with me, Teddy? Theodore: Well… You see… Sue, I’m not really sure that I should. Besides, you are a smart girl and can do that on your own. Susan: But… I thought we were going to the Jarreds’ together. And now… Now I do […]
Abstract The present study is the actual replication of the study of Chang (2010) on the analysis of developmental pragmatics and evolution of speech acts of L2 learners with the increased proficiency levels in English. The speech act of apology was analyzed with the help of tools and analysis instruments similar to those of Chang […]
They say that humans are meaning makers, and we uniquely make meanings by means of our own creation and interpretation of codes and signs which take the form of words, images, sounds, odours, flavours, acts and objects. These forms of signs have no original meaning and actually become signs only when we invest them with […]
Introduction: New Language, New Issues Even when dealing with closely related languages, one is highly likely to confuse the so-called false friends for linguistic cognates. The problem becomes even more obvious and hard to cope with when it comes to dealing with the similarities and differences between Semitic languages, which the Arabic one belongs to, […]
Figurative language is the use of words in a way that compromises their usual meaning (Critical Thinking, 2007). Literal language, on the other hand, does not deviate from the usual meaning. Figurative language is often exaggerated to achieve the intended purpose. Various forms of this language will be discussed in this essay. An idiom is […]
Introduction For several decades already English has been used for international communication. It allows the representatives from different countries to communicate easily without knowing their native languages. Thus, it is used for formal interactions and non-formal ones. This language is taught in numerous countries so that today more people speak English as a second or […]
Abstract The purpose of this report is to show the benefits of learning more than one language among kindergarten children. The document was requested by preschool establishments that are planning a marketing campaign to increase the level of enrolment. The research identified a number of benefits associated with bilingualism among the target population. The advantages […]
In their article, Eckman and Iverson (2013) present the research conducted to confirm or deny particular hypotheses regarding the acquisition of the contrast between English [s] and [ʃ] among native speaking Koreans and Japanese. The authors provide adequate literature research and explain the background, clearly identify the topic and hypotheses, describe the study itself and […]
Introduction The contemporary globalized world is associated with the need in development of various communicative approaches. The translator is playing an important role as a mediator between people pertaining to different cultural backgrounds (Cui, 2009: 8). The Skopos theory was developed in the 1970s to address the new trends that started appearing in the information […]
A language is a tool for expressing a meaning. People think, feel, understand, and express their thoughts and feelings with the help of language. The common features to all of these different uses of language are participation in the communication process and transferring a certain sense. This paper is a critical review of semantic primes […]
Zinsser (2005) argued that writing is not a product but a process that needs time and attention to develop. In many occasions, it is always difficult for writers to come up with a perfect piece of literature in the first attempt. It is common to find that in the first draft, there are a number […]
Language is the influential aspect which determines the peculiarities of the people’s interactions in society. It is possible to discuss the usage of language for communication from psychological, linguistic, and sociolinguistic perspectives because language plays an enormous role in the formation of human identity. The peculiar features of the social development influence the progress of […]
It is obvious that different people have absolutely various perception of the reality and much talk exists concerning this problem. Whorf’s linguistic relativity hypothesis is based on the idea that human perception of the reality is based on the language they talk. Thus, according to this theory depending on the language people talk, they are […]
The excerpt “the problem of speech genres” explores the infinite diversity of speech. The manner in which a speech is delivered is said to be unique in every sense or piece of literary work. Speech is said to only have relevance in its immediate context. Once the style and words used in the delivery of […]
Abstract This paper examines the meaning of spelling and goes further to discuss the stages of spelling development. It also discusses the connection of phonics and concludes with the discussion on the best way to teach spelling and how to help English learners with spelling. Introduction Spelling is the process of writing of words or […]
Metacommentaries make discussion of any problem more individual, it helps to make sure that the problem is dwelt upon from personal point of view and that the teller does not want to sound too publicly and expresses only is/her own opinion. The metacommentaries are aimed at helping the teller not only to express his/her personal […]
Literature Review In academic arena, English plays a very crucial role especially in institutions whereby it has been used for infinitely long period of time as a medium of instruction. Students are expected to not only communicate effectively in English language. They are also supposed to master its extensive usage so that they can be […]
Introduction English language is one of the most popular languages across the world, spoken in many countries in Europe, Asia, Africa, America, among others. However, it is important to note that the spoken English have a variation, a fact that is always associated with the first language that one speaks before learning English. It is […]
Introduction For many decades, teachers have struggled to find an effective teaching technique to facilitate the transfer of knowledge between students and teachers in language learning. Due to this fact, many teachers have noted that there is a strong need to come up with effective teaching methods that concentrate more on the students instead of […]
Introduction Listening can be viewed as one of the most important skills that need to be acquired by learners in any language. It is one of the four skills that language learners acquire, and out of the four, it is one of the skills that are most frequently used by the individuals. Most instructors teach […]
Introduction English is the most widely spoken language in the world today. Stemming from the British Empire dominance in the early days of civilization, former colonies of Britain either adopted English as their official language or as their second most important language after some indigenous languages. Because its used in international instruction, learning English as […]
Background Language acquisition is the complex process of a teacher’s and a learner’s activity, which should function in accord and concurrence. Undoubtedly, during mastering the particular language, there arises a range of problems of different nature, which the potential foreign language speaker has to face and overcome alone or with the teacher’s help. These problems […]
Introduction Language for Specific Purposes (herein referred to as LSP) can be conceptualised as one of the major branches of applied linguistics (Hyland, 2002). To this end, this sub- branch of applied linguistics has been used as a reference to two major realms in the field. The first area focuses on “…….the needs in education […]
Introduction Language acts as an important tool that makes sure there is effective communication. It is actually not easy to communicate without the spoken words. Language has its usefulness to human development as research has found. Actually it would be difficult for people to think and actually associate the things and concepts they come across. […]
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