Essays on English Language

The term World Englishes caters many meanings for the different approaches and investigations done by many scholars’ worldwide. It refers to the diverse varieties of English variations particularly those regions influenced by the United States of America. It has many terminologies depending on the country...

Idioms are a part of every language which reflects cultural features of each nation. It can be broken into certain shared categories with identical characteristics. This research paper will focus on analyzing Vietnamese and English comparative idioms in terms of their formation. The thorough analysis...

The purpose of this study was to investigate the relation between Bilingualism and English learning and speaking anxiety. As, the research is concerned with the students of English department students of Karachi University who are suffering from speaking anxiety. Bilingualism and English language learning anxiety...

Nowadays, some people in Puerto Rico consider bilingualism a waste of time and knowledge. Indeed, they consider their language of origin as the most important in comparison to the ones from foreign countries. However, the world it’s changing at a pace so rapidly, in which...

Is English considered a single language? There are inferences that English is a single language, but in actuality, individuals foster distinct versions of English as their mother tongue. An essayist, Amy Tan recalls “all the Englishes that she grew up with,” all of which influence...

Language is the expression of thought by means of speech-sound. It is sum-total of such signs of our thoughts and feelings as are capable of external perception and as could be produced and repeated at will. Language means a system of words and their use...

Many people in different countries seek a better life by moving to America. But a huge ongoing debate is whether immigrants who have moved to America should maintain their cultural identity from the area in which they lived before, take on a national identity in...

Cultural differences in communication is seen across various settings in day-to-day life. People from different cultures have different ways of speaking and there are more reasons than one as to why we often change the way we speak. One phenomenon that demonstrates this is referred...

The key plan of South Asian Literature in English is to write back in the language of the ex-colonizers from a (dis)comfort zone of a decolonized area. It makes us rethink the idea of the word `exotic` in an investigation of returning to the Postcolonial...

With the introduction of personal computers comes along the transition to the Digital Age providing the ability to transfer information freely and quickly. This paves the way to a number of studies conducted by various researchers like Linda Bradley, Carol Chapelle and Mallory Leigh Dalton...