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Motivational Speakers - The INK Conference -

Motivational Speakers - The INK Conference -

Listen and Write - Dictation Africa’NTI - Rethinking Grammar: How We Talk Rethinking Grammar - How We Talk We judge people by the way they speak and the grammar they use. Listen to several Americans from different regions speak. Fran Drescher: What’s this about? James Earl Jones: “I feel wonderful to be back on Broadway.” Sarah Palin: “The difference between a hockey mom and a pitbull? Dolly Parton: “You know I’ll wake up sometimes from a dream and think I’d better get up and write that down or I’ll forget it.” Surfer: “Dude you got the best barrels ever dude.” John F. Tom Brokaw: “A moment that will live forever. Wendy Williams: “How is it getting up and being there and getting your hair fried and the eye lashes and all that stuff.” Rosie Perez: “I’m exhausted.” Rhett Buetler: “Everybody kind of relates rodeo with kind of a wild energizing experience…something that gets out of control.” As you listened to these different speakers, you probably started to form ideas about them. Non-standard dialects Linguists call these non-standard dialects. Dr. Presidential Grammar

University of Puget Sound About the Department Students majoring in Communication Studies examine the human, social, political, institutional, and mediated dimensions of human communication practices and processes. In every course in the program, students learn how these communication practices and processes construct and reconstruct meanings, enable and constrain social interaction, and interact with institutional structures and cultural, historical, and political forces. Students choosing a major in Communication Studies develop analytic and interpretative skills that enhance their capacity for critical thinking, intellectual curiosity about human communication, and proficiency in basic critical/interpretive and social science methods of communication research. Co-curricular Activities

Business English learning and teaching with podcasts in English for students learning business English page. 56 The Panama papers. While many benefit from offshore finances, there are also those who are victims. (level 3) (27 Apr 16) ► Download (7.2MB, 4min 18sec) ► Transcript (pdf 53KB)► Worksheet & Answers (pdf 94KB)► Vocabulary tasks (pdf 86KB) The podcast goes with this video from the ICIJ: ◼ Stop video 55 Brexit. ► Download (1.94MB, 4min 13sec) ► Transcript (pdf 53KB)► Worksheet & Answers (pdf 70KB)► Vocabulary tasks (pdf 78KB) The podcast goes with this video from Michael Hobbes: 54 Going down. ► Download (1.9MB, 3min 52sec) ► Transcript (pdf 53KB)► Worksheet & Answers (pdf 74KB)► Vocabulary tasks (pdf 74KB) 53 Selling nostalgia. ► Download (1.86MB, 4min 04sec) ► Transcript (pdf 52KB)► Worksheet & Answers (pdf 115KB)► Vocabulary tasks (pdf 78KB) It's become 'traditional' to have KFC for Christmas in Japan: 52 The VW scandal. ► Download (1.78MB, 3min 54sec) ► Transcript (pdf 52KB)► Worksheet & Answers (pdf 67KB)► Vocabulary tasks (pdf 72KB) 51 Crowdfunding part 2. 50 The amalgamation.

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