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1. The document discusses different types of nouns including countable nouns, which can be counted, and uncountable nouns, which cannot be counted. 2. Countable nouns are divided into singular nouns like "book" and "car" and plural nouns formed by adding suffixes like "s" or "es". 3. Uncountable nouns include subjects, languages, liquids, gases, and solids like "mathematics", "rice", and "oil".
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Amy tan who claims not to be a scholar of English says that she cannot give out more variations and opinions on the English language. He insists that he is only a writer who simply has the love for languages. She goes ahead and says that much of his time is spent on thinking about language. He says “language is the tool of my trade."
Amy Tan says that she has been recently requested to make a talk on one of his books referred to as the (joy luck club). As the talk was going on, he realized that her mother was part of his audience. She says she was using one of the varieties of English’s that she has never used before her mother. She uttering words such as ‘’ the intersection of memory upon imagination’’, “there is an aspect of my fiction that relates to thus –and- thus.''
According to her speech was full of grammatical phrases nominalized forms, conditional phrases, past perfect tenses and all forms of Standard English that he had learned in school. The previous week he stated that as she was walking with her mother, she made an utterance ‘'not waste money that way’’. Her husband didn’t realize this because they have been communicating using the same dialect for over 20 years. (Kirkpatrick and David D,2015).
One day in the wedding her mother said "having the business like the fruit stand. Like off the street ….” Amy kind tan claims that her mother meaningful use of language relies on how much she understood. Some people claimed that they did not understand what her mother was saying because she was speaking Chinese instead of English.
Amy tan goes ahead and calls the English dialect that her mother spoke of being broken and being limited. She illustrated this by quoting words that her mother once said before they traveled to New York ‘' I can't tolerate any more excuses. . (Kirkpatrick and David D,2015). If I don't receive the check immediately am going to have to speak to your manager when I am in New York next week."
Amy tan says during her college years she began writing as a freelance where she wrote sentences that she could barely comprehend today, for instance, one of the lines in her first draft copy of her books was "that was my mental quandary in its nascent state."
The instructor’s feedback read that finally, her mother complimented her literary works as being simple to read.
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