Essays on English Language

These days, environments that utilize English as an essential language of communication have extensive breakthroughs in education. Meanwhile, considering the number of chances offered to be viable in life, many students at institutions around the world continuously strive in competition in terms of having complete…

Does everyone consider English as a single language? There are inferences that English is a single language, but in reality, people develop diverse versions of English as their mother tongue such that it is very uncommon to discover two people that speak the same English…

Nowadays, it is a well-known fact that the English language is the of our times but many do indeed believe that this will change. It is impossible to be able to maintain such an undeniably strong and, most importantly, global position for such a long…

My first semester has come to an end. It just seems like yesterday I was a freshman here. Over this semester, I have learned many things such as: how to write an essay and improve on essays that I have already written, how to locate…

The study conducted by Yunus, Salehi, and Chenzi indicated that using social networking tools in writing classes in language learning and teaching contributes to leaners’ understanding and development and helps learners gain more confidence in increase motivation in language learning process. The participants of this…

The labels Inner, Outer and Expanding circles, as first identified by Braj Kachru , represent the global spread of the English language, also the functional diversity of cultural contexts. Within the Inner circle there are countries, for example America, where English is spoken as a primary…

In my country, English is taught from primary school to high school. However, if I think of my elementary and high school period, no teacher taught anything by combining English and literature or did not do any activity. We did not read short stories. We…

Brad Kachru identified countries making up what is now known as ‘the Inner, Outer and Expanding circles’ , demonstrating how English is used globally. Kachru also categorised five main countries that show where English is primarily the means of communication. Inner circle English is characterised by…

The story begins in 1958 yet flashes back to the years 1942-1943 in the WWII era and it takes place within New Hampshire, primarily at the Devon School. There are no major changes in place (New Hampshire) but changes in time because even though the…

An elegy is a poem of lament, usually formal and sustained, over the death of a particular person; also, a meditative poem in plaintive or sorrowful mood. Through an elegy, authors are able to convey their deepest remorse and grief through the eloquent use of…

Romanticism was an artistic and literary movement in England in the late 18th and early 19th centuries which had a profound impact on English literature. English Romantic literature is characterized by revolution and reformation, emotion and its connection to nature, the supernatural, and by using…

The objective of this study is to establish the Effectiveness of Mother Tongue in Learning English among Primary Learners and identify the differences from the different respondents and investigate the correlation of the grades of MTB-MLE subject and English subject to the academic performance of…

Abstract English is the most widespread and essential language today. It is a medium of communication and is important for education, understanding and speaking English fluently. The need for effective oral communication is essential in the modern world. Communication in English is becoming an increasingly…

An Igbo immigrant attended graduate school in Chicago, leaving Nigeria. He would soon be followed by friends and family, creating an Igbo identity in the United States. Although education in America causes culture change for Igbo Americans, Igbo Americans should integrate their native culture in…

Since the very beginning, human beings have needed to communicate. At first, they communicated by grunts and gestures, but humans kept progressing and created words, which allowed them to communicate more explicitly. As time passed, humans ended being spread all around the world, but their…