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المناقشة 1
1) When are reductions used in English? Is the same true for your language?


reductions used in English speaking but there is no such a thing in Arbic language

المناقشة 2
2) "Elision" occurs when the same or similar sounds come into contact in speech, e.g., " a bad time". In this example, the sounds b & d elide to a single sound. Can you think of other examples using other sounds? How about in your language?

e.g :friend in need is a friend in deed when we say friend in deed that's sounds a little bit elide in arabic language we have like 5 alphabets sounds elide make
the word a little bit heavy to pronounce it

المناقشة 3
3) Words such as 'slob' and 'bug' are marked in your book as "slang". What does this indicate? Does your language have the same phenomenon?


yeah we have the same thing in our language like when you want to say in Arabic "i went" it's different than when you say it in books way "slang"*it's not the same
اجابة اخرى
The slang means very informal words and expressions that are used only in casual situations
And, yes we have a same in Arabic language

المناقشة 4
4) "Formality" is an important concept in the pragmatics of language in English. Think of examples. Is this similar to the case in your language?

the noun “man” (mankind or the human race* an
individual person* a male person specifically) and the preposition “on” (on top of* above* or other relationships as in “on fire”* “on heat”* “on duty”* “on the fiddle” or “on the telly”).
اجابة اخرى

For example if i call my son i said: honey, dear. and it's same in Arabic

المناقشة 5
5) English is known as a "borrowing" language. What are the main sources of these borrowings, lexical or otherwise? Is your language similar in this respect?

Receiving something of value in exchange for an obligation to pay back something of usually greater value at a particular time in the future


المناقشة 6
6) When listening to a passage, it is impossible to distinguish every sound. How do you as a listener manage to supply the missed sounds?

more concentrate in listening to difficult words and try to connect them with a close meaning

المناقشة 7
7) Apologizing or refusing are important functions of speech. What forms are usual in English? What determines the form which you choose to employ?

I am sorry. I apologize. Please forgive me. I think the form of apologize depend on the situations of the argument..

المناقشة 8
8) Tag questions have different functions. What are they? How does intonation distinguish which function is intended?

the functions of tag questions are asking for information or to make short conversation

المناقشة 9
9) What problems do two-word (three-word?) verbs pose for the English learner? What are some good examples of some that can be easily confused?

Many verbs in English consist of two or three words. The first word is a verb and the second and third words are usually prepositions. In most of these verbs, the second word receives the stress. For example: checked up on, took off, drop me off, wakes up.


المناقشة 10
10) How does a speaker of English distinguish in speech between: a blackbird vs. a black bird? Find some similar examples.

Take compound word stress. For compound nouns such as blackbird, the primary stress falls on the first part: blackbird (black). In a phrase made up of the same parts, the stress falls on the second part black bird (bird). Another example: friendship, sunflower, keyboard.

المناقشة 11
11) Are all audio sources of spoken English (taped audio recordings, CD's, DVD's) equally useful as models of spoken English for English learners?

yes it's true sometimes but not always


المناقشة 12
Is listening practice the best way to increase your vocabulary in English, or is reading more useful?

Practice listening is more useful than reading, but I think both of them are important

المناقشة 13
Is note-taking essential when you listen to longer passages? Does this apply equally to your own language?

note-taking is one of the important things when we listen to longer passage, and in all languages take note is necessary

المناقشة 14
When learning English, are there more factors to consider than when someone who is non-Arab tries to learn Arabic?

Different languages present different challenges. and what constitutes a difficult language depends a lot on the individual studying it. The Arabic learn system has little in common with English. Arabic and English are two very different languages

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