Help writing a literacy event essay..?
Hello... Analyzing a Literacy Event At any moment, your life can change. In any instant you could find yourself walking down a different path than you started down. You would never know it, but the simplest form of literacy could make the world of difference in your life. Writing, believe it or not, is a constant in your everyday life. Whether making a grocery list, composing an email, or simply doing your homework, there is no escape from writing. In my case, however, writing came to be my only salvation for justice... ______________________________________... Literacy Event What do you feel now about people who don't like to read and spending most of the time in front of the TV or PCR. Do they know what they are missing? How different reading from watching TV? Does TV leave enough room for your imagination and interpretation of character or it has been done for you by the movie director? Does it extend your horizon, mind and vocabulary. Now when you listen to the speeches of government officials, or read a newspaper does it bring you more comprehension? Book is knowledge, knowledge is powerful... You can get more info here:
French: How will you describe your father/mother in french?
Hello!Firstly you should think how would you describe them in English. Then translate that stuff in French. If you are not much into French vocabulary you can describe your father/mother in simple language.For example, if you want to describe your mother, it can be as follows:Ma mere s'apelle _(your mother's name). Elle a _ ans. (her age). Elle est _ (her profession). Elle est le meilleur cuisinier du monde. Elle s'amuse a (grave accent on 'a') jouer avec moi. Nous jouons les cartes. Elle aime aussi faire du shopping. Nous allons aux magasins ensemble et j'aime passer du temps avec lui. Elle est ma meilleur amie et je peux rien partager avec lui. Je ne peux pas imaginer ma vie sans lui. J'aime ma maman.I hope this helps you. If not, feel free to ask.
How do I write a 750 words essay about me, my past, present and future?
Well you have a pretty good structure from the title. Introduction - Me: Your name and a sentence that says something about you as a person. For example, My name is Deirdre Beecher and I can't tell my right from my left. So my sister taught me a trick, if I bless myself, I automatically use my right hand. So don't worry, I'm not some crazy religious nut, I'm just trying to figure out which is my right hand. The reason I have done this is that it's funny and it immediatly makes the reader more intrested in you. It also illuminates your character in a way a dry recetation of the facts does not. You have to put in facts, but you don't have to put them all in. Paragraph 1 - My PastSo think of three things about your past. My grandfather thought me how to count by teaching me how to play poker. My parnets put an extenstion on the house when I was six, I remember how excited I was when I first got my own room.When I was ten my school burnt down. Paragraph 2 - My Present.Think of three things about your present. I recently acted in a local play My dog does the cutest thing. I spend way too much time on Quora instead of writing. Paragraph 3 - My hopes for the future.Three things you hope to have in the future. I want to do an Open University course.I want to have a published novel. I want to volunteer in South Africa for a few months. Obviously I have used facts about my own life there, but you can easily substitute. Rather than being in a play, have you been in a sports team or some other society. Rather than how cute your dog is, how much fun your sister is, or not. I spend way too much time on... what is it the kids are playing these days? Minecraft?Expand each point into a couple of sentences. 'My dog is a Bernese Mountain Dog, she is very, very big, so big that when she wants to get in the house, she puts her front paws on the window sill and scratches at the glass until we let her in.' So that's 42 words and I haven't even gotten started on how cute my dog is. Remember detail is key. Don't say I hope to travel in the future, everyone wants to travel. Say 'I would really love to visit Hawaii one day. I have always been fascinated by volcano's and I would love to see the volcano which is erupting on big island.' Once you have written all your points and expanded on them. If you still haven't reached your word goal, try to think of one more fact under each heading, Past, Present and Future.
What is your aim in life? How are you planning to achieve it?
Huh ! Aims ... well there are so many of them like getting a good job , making my parents proud , taking my mom and dad on a Cruise all on my expenses and I aim to live up to the expectations which my parents had set for me .I aim to fulfill all their dreams . I aim never to hurt my closed ones .I aim to be successful . I aim to take my rejection positively and my failures as learning steps .I aim to always be learning, never give up, and give my absolute best .I aim to fall in love someday all over again .and aim to make people around me happy ! Don't know how many I can actually achieve and all my life will go in aiming , securing the goals , making my family happy , sacrifices , adjustments , adapting to new environments and what not because that is what we all are expected to do . Basically there will be new aims , new choices at every stage of my life or everyday and my priorities will change so do my aims .How do I plan to Achieve ?I do not want to plot a strategy for the above listed aims , I wanna face life the way it comes to me , there's not any definite plan or solution to any problem . But most importantly I aim to live in the moment , enjoy the most of it , live at peace and I seriously aim to cherish my passion , my childhood love - PAINTING (I want to explore all the types Oil , Pastel , Acrylic, Fresco , Tanjore , Tempera , Enamel , Gouache and start my own blog .)Thank for the A2A Seema Shah mam .
I am going to be giving a persuasive speech the topic ASL as a foreign language?
ASL is a true language with its own grammatical strucutre incorporating unique syntax, semantics, morphology, pragmatics, and even phonology (in a visual form). Its use in the Deaf community is widely spread and highly valued. Unfortunately, it has long since believed to be English on the hands or as mimed and gestural. Only recently has ASL finally been acknolwedged as a foreign language... perhaps the Deaf can finally get the credit they deserve for using a true language.