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    Can and can't use why can't we use these words well it might have something to do with meaning or the definition of the word or the way we use or intend to use the word like cuss words or slang or gibberish or gander some schools or teachers allow students to curse or use slang or the teachers even do it themselves or substitutes use these words or phases there are some sentences we can't even say or jokes we cant say either because they either inappropriate or not right or use slang and words the

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    Furthermore, technology has expanded the so called urban dictionary. In today's society slang is seen as specific to the less educated; most slang terms are derogatory and are used in subcultures, it is still important to acknowledge them. Before instant messaging and chat rooms, using derogatory terms would have had serious punishments. For example, Cook cites Crystal when she says,” those gangsta- talking websites..being run by rebellious, back talking, suburban white kids looking for some model”(Cook

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    Review Of ' Jane Eyre '

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    Summer Homework FILM (Jane Eyre): The protagonist, Jane Eyre, portrays a strong woman, who has gone through a lot in her life. Jane’s personality comes off as shy, but will fight for what is right. She cares for others, but is a stubborn woman. Some people may underestimate Jane, but do not be fooled, she is wise beyond her years. Jane encounters multiple conflicts over the course of this story. First, the viewers learn that Jane’s parents have died, so Jane is living with her uncle’s wife and children

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    The Study of Linguistics Language changes with history and time. Our perception of words changes. Everything changes, from cooking with a fire to cooking with a microwave. Some examples of the ways language changes are through accents, books, slang, influential people, and historical events. Accents show development of culture over time, maybe through a historical event, such as a new country being found. The people living there might adopt the culture of the founders. Language also changes

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    addressed the class of 2015 for Wake Forest University in North Carolina in a commencement speech. In this speech Colbert utilized humor in giving advice to the graduating seniors about the future decisions they will be making. Stephen Colbert used “slang” vocabulary, volume and kinesics to deliver his speech effectively. I chose this speech because I have been following Stephen Colbert’s career with my dad since I was a kid. I have always found him entertaining and amusing so I knew by choosing this

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    from a long distance. Social media is often used to create these interactions with other people. We use it to stay in touch with friends and family. We also use it to keep us up to date with what is going on in the world today. The most significant driver of linguistic change in America today is social media. The English language changes rapidly in social media by usage of shortened terms and slang, imitation of others, and the amount of time spent on it only exacerbates these changes. The usage

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    looking at accents such as Broad Australian English, slang and phonological features as they apply to Australian varieties, we can see how it has forged solidarity and assisted in creating an identity on an individual and national scale. Broad Australian English (BAE) is a language variety unique to Australia. Despite being spoken by a minority of Australian population today, it has

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    been major impacts of communication and have been revolutionized across the globe, but text messaging has been the leading form of human communication among the population, specifically the teenage population. Adolescent teenagers have been able to use text messaging by interacting much faster with their friends, including some that are long distant away from them. This has also lead teenagers to interact using fewer words and more jumbles of letters that suppose to mean something, such as “TTYL”

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    My Personal Writing Style

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    young, so I use informal writing styles such as slang and abbreviation words. I use both Japanese and English. English is not my native language, so I usually use Japanese more often than English. I worked at the restaurant when I was a high school student in Japan, so I have variable acquaintance. I learned that my writing style tends to be simple, and formal, but sometimes casual. My writing style’s commonality is simple. In the Facebook post, sentences are very simple. I do not use emoji and other

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    The quill used to write letters was first introduced in the 1200s.(Timeline of communication, Wikipedia) There was a different alphabet used than the one we currently use at this time. They used Old English letters, such as "ð (“edh” or “eth”) and þ (“thorn”)". (Middle English after the Normans, The history of English) The printing press was first introduced in 1440,(Timeline of communication, Wikipedia) which gave the

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