Describe the difference between coordinate bilingual speakers and compound bilingual speakers.
What will be an ideal response?
Coordinate bilingual speakers are people who learn a second language later in life and who typically use their second language in a limited number of contexts. Compound bilingual speakers are people who learned a second language early in life and use the language in many different contexts. For example, many people from China and Taiwan learn English later in life, while people from Hong Kong and Singapore tend to learn English earlier and use it in many different contexts.
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New-journalism theorist Jay Rosen argues that traditional media's social responsibility role has been weakened. With new technology such as the Internet, public discourse now consists of three spheres policed by mainstream media. According to Rosen and Hallin which of the following is NOT one of the spheres of our democratic discourse:
a. sphere of legitimate debate b. sphere of consensus c. sphere of reasoning d. sphere of deviance
One fallacy in your speech will not diminish all other conclusions.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
For maximum results, what should a written pitch accomplish?
a. quickly communicate its value and substance to the recipient b. catch the reader’s eye with a creative headline c. provide all the details about an upcoming event d. make the recipient want to know more