Order Description Please follow the description that I upload. *Rule=phonological rule (rule using features)* Helpful resources will be "Introductory Phonology" by Bruce Hayes, and "Modern Syntax" by Andrew Carnie. Thank you. Place an order with similar or related instructions NOW

Deadline:    February 05 07:18 Order total:    $7.50 Compensation:     $2.50 / Page Pages:    3, Double spaced Sources:    3 Order type:     Essay Subject:     Linguistics The Assignment must be of 500 – 1,000 words, and the student should describe the possible uses of linguistics in any one of certain fields specified. However, the assignment is in the form of a "report", with a brief introduction and it should show some evidence of research - and must have linguistic content. You do have a great deal of latitude ("free-space") for the assignment - I just need you to show that you understand how linguistics has practical applications in the real world. The student should describe the possible uses of linguistics in teaching. written in MS Word or Open Office Document.  Times New Roman in size 12 and double spaced line. I would preferably have at least two-three sources, literary sources , but if you find any trustworthy information from articles or journals, t

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Order Description It is a application essay, in form of autobiography. Three documents are going send. They are the draft of the autobiography, the description of the award, and a reference letter for topic information purpose. Place an order with similar or related instructions NOW

Order Description this is annotated bibliagrophy for final project " Develop a proposal for transforming the organization from paper medical records to a paperless clinical medical record or Electronic Medical Record (EMR). PLEASE NOTE THIS IS NOT SEPARATE PROJECT THIS IS COUNTENUE SECTION FOR THE PROJECT. YOu have wrote the second section(Methodology) or part of the project. Submit an annotated bibliography of the resources you will use in your final project. This bibliography should have a minimum of 7-10 outside resources to include peer reviewed articles from journals and periodicals, website URLs, and books. Each annotation should describe in 1-3 sentences why you have selected this reference for your project and how you will use it in your final project paper. So be sure to provide critical analysis for all of the sources you list in your annotated bibliography. As you will note from the score sheet below I expect resources related to the importance of the project, in

First of all, I want to get this as an "OUTLINE" not essay, I will upload the structure of the outline and I want it to be the exact same, and I will upload a "VEDIO ADVERTISMENT" that the outline will be mainly based on it . Also in this outline I want it to be an analysis that will discuss the ad’s message (argument), audience, purpose (goals), and the rhetorical appeals that attempt to persuade a particular audience. In addition, consider what cultural assumptions the advertiser seems to make about this audience. The most important thing is the thesis, I want all of these steps included in it. 1- introduce the text I will analyze, 2- The title of the video advertisement that "I will upload" , the product advertised and the year on which the advertisement appeared. 2- Specify the lens through which I will analyze the text (Gender,Race,or Socio-economic status). 3- Clear central claim, arguable thesis).

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This Proposal Essay to present plans and strategies you anticipate using in the construction of the upcoming major research paper. Inform the reader of your major research paper’s controversial topic and your position on the issue; then give reasons for your selection of the topic, offer possible research source locations, and predict potential opposition to your position. This assignment allows you to brainstorm concepts and goals while strengthening your ability to analyze, synthesize, and evaluate main ideas for an audience and purpose. This assignment also demonstrates writing as a process that requires substantive revision, and it allows practice using writing strategies and appeals. - contains an introduction that clearly guides the reader to the purpose of the Proposal Essay. - contains body paragraphs that explain the major research paper’s controversial topic and your current position on the matter. - predicts opposition to your position on the major research paper’s top

Type of document: Essay    Academic Level:Undergraduate Number of Pages: 3 (Double Spaced)    Category: English Writing Style: MLA After reading Jerusalem by Cecelia Holland and using Chapter 3 of the handbook (Writing Essays About Literature), choose one (1) of the following topics to write a well-developed and well-supported argumentative essay. Analyze and critique the portrayal of Rannulf. Consider what kind of character Holland makes him and whether this character is effective for the overall storytelling experience in terms of audience expectation and satisfaction 1. Choose your topic and response position(s) carefully. Don't settle on the first idea(s) that comes to mind. You want a focus full enough to explore, not one you will quickly gloss over. 2. Write a peliminary draft and check to make sure you have answered the question directly with the proper depth of thought and analysis. Do NOT write in first person unless absolutely necessary: you may write using the first

Please see the instructions and follow what it says. Instead of high school, put english 100 and write about my experience in this course. ( You can write whatever you want but don't use first or second person like ... I did that .... he gives me .... you helped me .... Don't use these words just write what do you think about the course and what weakness and strongest skill you have. Its a letter toward english 100. I will provide you the instructions so you can know what to write. Please no references are needed. Place an order with similar or related instructions NOW

First essay (no more than 800 words, please) The essay is inspired by the lavish descriptive language of Amy Tan's "Rules of the Game," in which you will practice the key principle in writing of Show, Don't Tell. What does that mean? Consider the difference between these two sentences: 1. "Inside, the butchers with their bloodstained white smocks deftly gutted the fish while customers cried out their orders and shouted, "Give me your freshest," to which the butchers always protested, "All are freshest." 2. Inside, butchers cut up fish while the customers shouted their orders. Total difference, right? In the first sentence, Amy Tan appeals to our senses. We see the red blood on the white aprons, hear the Chinese/English, sense the frenetic energy of the shop. Her use of adverbs like "deftly," verbs like "protested" and "gutted," adjectives like "bloodstained," take us into the experience. Like in a movie, we're there in the shop with little Waverly. The second sentence does not give des