E304A • December 3, 2023
Imagine we're going on an adventure to explore how languages work. Think of it like discovering different lands in the world of language learning.
Our journey will focus on three main guides:...
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E304A • December 9, 2023
The story unfolds in a Cornwall nursery where some mischievous individuals cause trouble over the bank holiday. They destroyed the children's garden, set the rabbits and guinea pigs loose, and created...
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E304A • December 9, 2023
Cross-examination is a crucial aspect of legal proceedings, aiming to extract information from witnesses. However, questions posed during this phase can pose significant challenges, especially for you...
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E304A • August 3, 2025
Museums are places that welcome people of all ages and backgrounds, including visitors from other countries. That is why the language used in signs and panels should be simple and clear. Not everyone ...
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E304A • August 4, 2025
Tutor feedback can sometimes sound harsh, especially when it points out big issues like lack of structure or weak arguments. But when it's given clearly and with a solution, it can push students to re...
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E304A • August 5, 2025
In Cambridge, a few people took things into their own hands when they noticed that some street signs were missing important punctuation. They thought the signs looked confusing or wrong, so they quiet...
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E304A • August 7, 2025
Grammar is like a rule book for language. It teaches us how to put words together to build correct and meaningful sentences. When we understand grammar, we can speak and write more clearly and confide...
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E304A • August 7, 2025
Language is more than just speaking or writing words. It serves several purposes at the same time. According to linguist Michael Halliday, there are three metafunctions in language. These can be under...
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E304A • August 10, 2025
When someone agrees to give a statement to the police, they usually expect respect and appreciation for stepping forward. The way officers speak to witnesses can shape the whole interaction, influenci...
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E304A • August 10, 2025
When discussing process types in language, it refers to how actions, thoughts, relationships, and communication are expressed in sentences. Here’s a quick breakdown of the main types.
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E304A • August 10, 2025
Studying grammar involves understanding how different parts of a noun group work together. This knowledge makes writing clearer and more precise. Below is a simple guide to heads, pre-modifiers, post-...
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E304A • August 13, 2025
In functional grammar, a circumstance provides additional information about the action in a sentence. It can show where, how, why, or under what conditions an action takes place. The main types of cir...
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E304A • August 13, 2025
The Grapes of Wrath, written by John Steinbeck in 1939, is one of the most important American novels of the 20th century. Steinbeck was known for his keen observation of society and nature, o...
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E304A • August 18, 2025
In Systemic Functional Linguistics (SFL), the analysis of circumstances focuses on how language expresses details about an action or event in a text.
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E304A • August 18, 2025
In the world of language, sentences are like short stories. They carry meaning and communicate ideas clearly. Sentences are made up of smaller building blocks called clauses, and each clause has impor...
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E304A • August 19, 2025
In news reporting, language is more than just words. It works like a puzzle that helps readers make sense of events. In the news text titled “Bullet wreck PM visit”, two key processes stand out, along...
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