XoXo Gossip Girl

 Paper 1 Question 2  The genre of this text is a non-fiction first-person letter. Due to the introduction of the excerpt, “Dear Stranger”, and the ending, “Happy Regards,” we can gather that this is a letter, strictly because it is in the standard format of a letter. With the author using the pronouns “I” and “we” it is clear that the writer is speaking in the first person. Whose target audience is likely to be those who are starting their own business, being an entrepreneur, or those who are interested in the toll it takes on someone for being an entrepreneur.  In regards to structure, all of the paragraphs were short to allow the readers to absorb the most information gradually as the author got more into detail, on his advice for happiness, as his letter continued. Moreover, the structural detail, the author's sentences became longer as he included more of his advice process throughout the integrity of his letter, rather than just relating to the audience. For example,...

(a) 4-19-2022 Dear, The President of France Over the course of these few weeks, I can only imagine the amount of stress you have endured and have been undergoing. I know you must be extremely grateful for the many people who have come together to rebuild your proud home, the amount of donations you have received is sensational.  However, I can not begin to imagine the amount of guilt you must feel as people are attacking you in the fact that your country got more attention for going into flames in three minutes versus the Amazon in three weeks. As it may not be in your doing for how the world reacted to both of these tragedies, it is not too late to say something.  Most people are upset since the very destructive and catastrophic fire that occurred in Notre Dame is getting more attention than the Amazon. The highlighted factor of that is the Amazon being the most exotic and healthy part of the world. As it is known, as the lungs of the earth, for being the most produced oxygen...

  Paper 3 Question 1 Text A is a collection of letters from an uncle to his nephew advising him upon his first going to Oxford, Edward Berens had written this in 1832, which means that this excerpt is from the “Late Modern English” period. Throughout a substantial amount of years, our English language has changed an intense amount, up until now we use it currently. The linguist Micheal Halliday believed that the language change was based on the willingness and needs of the users. Over time technology has become more prevalent than ever before. This new way of communication has prompted changes in our language, the extracts distribute how our language has been changed. With the development of technology in emails and texts, the users of language have altered meanings and coding of words, in which almost exiles letters.  Text A demonstrates a severe amount of change in grammar and syntax. Berens transfers tenses with the usage of his pronouns from: “you”, too, “he” and “him”, th...