Duane Said:

Can anyone help me by correcting my English essay ?

We Answered:

"India was a colony of Britain for more than two centuries. Although we have become independent in terms of our own constitution, we are still mentally and psychologically enslaved. Our attire is our own, but the person within is still motivated by the British ideology."
"As we all know, today is an era of cutthroat competition.
But we can't deny the rapidly increasing importance of the English language. At present English has become a global language. In this time of liberalization, privatization, and globalization, the English language has firmly rooted its footings in the mind of each and every citizen of the world. In order to be successful, it has become necessary for English to be learned by all."

Charles Said:

LIBERALISATION PRIVATIZATION AND GLOBALISATION .FULL ESSAY ABOUT THEM ?

We Answered:

Okay, I'm an economics student, I've studied it for 3 years.

Privatization - is the incidence or process of transferring ownership of business from the public sector (government) to the private sector (business).

The private sector is more efficient than the public sector.
The benefits of privatization include:
-better quality products
-lower priced products
-more efficient firms which have lower costs
-makes costs lower for other firms who use the product the privatized firm produces
-this increases employment and incomes across the economy
-Government no longer needs to subsidize product
-Government makes revenue from asset sale to spend on health, education etc
-Promotes technological advancement, again creating jobs and growing incomes


Globalization- Globalization is often used to refer to economic globalization, that is, integration of national economies into the international economy through trade, foreign direct investment, capital flows, migration, and the spread of technology
Globalization:
-Allows specialization, so countries can produce more goods more efficiently, increasing incomes and lowering prices/costs
-Countries can produce what they are best at and trade it for goods other countries can produce well, allowing both countries to benefit
-Countries which have a low savings level can borrow money from overseas to invest, thus increasing their incomes and jobs
-Countries which have a high savings level and don't know what to do with it can invest it in other countries and earn a return
-It makes technology improvements flow between countries, so all countries can reep the benefits of improved technology, by increasing incomes and jobs
-It allows people to migrate between countries, increasing labour force mobility. This leads to higher efficiency as people can move to the jobs they do best. This means higher incomes for all and increased jobs.
-Globalisation increases competition, making firms more efficient
-Globalisation allows outsourcing, which is beneficial as people can do the same job for less money elsewhere, and the people who did the job originally can get a job they are actually good at
-Globalisation puts downward pressure on inflation
-Promotes technological advancement, again creating jobs and growing incomes


Liberalisation- a relaxation of previous government restrictions, usually in areas of social or economic policy
Benefits:
-Promotes competition, which leads to lower costs and prices for consumers
-Competition promotes efficiency, so resources are wasted much much less
-Liberalization allows financial markets to provide loans to people who previously may not have been able to access loans that they can pay off, and it allows more financial instruments to be developed so people can choose the one that suits them
-Liberalization removes government regulations on the economy, which promotes jobs, lower prices, higher incomes and lowers inflation
-Promotes technological advancement, again creating jobs and growing incomes



All 3 of these programs are incredibly beneficial to the economy and promote jobs, growth and lower prices, leading to better living standards for all.

Kyle Said:

can you give ideas for an economics projects about privatization, globalisation and liberalization?

We Answered:

How about a paper on "The Road to Serfdom" Hayek.?

Edna Said:

Obama 's new slogan " Buy America" do you agree?

We Answered:

If American consumers want to buy American, who are you to tell us we cannot? I will support local businesses, and you can do the same. ?°)

Clifford Said:

Is it possible for you to do this?

We Answered:

English is messed up even without slang and or jargon being thrown into the mix. Take for example the word cleave it can mean both: to adhere closely; stick; cling (usually fol. by to). or to cut off; sever: could these two definitions be more opposite? No wonder it is such a hard languange to learn.

Spellings in english is hard...because so many words have extra letters that you don't need...like through...psycology.The fact that the spelling is far from phonetic - the same combinations of letters can stand for totally different words, like the "ough" in "tough", "though", "drought", etc.

Its pronunciation, and all the words that sound the same but arent, like see and sea, red and read . It makes it hard to follow ppl sometimes, especially when accents are involved.
In most words that end in "e", the vowel is
long (says it's name) bake, take, fate, smite, home, phone.
The idioms are insanely difficult for others to understand. ("Rains cats and dogs," "see the light," etc.)
Because these languages are phonetic not English.Phonetic here means that you can predict the pronunciation from the spelling, and predict the spelling from the pronunciation ...

Unlike most other languages English doesn't have a set phonetic pronunciation for every word.

English is not as simple as it appears to be become it is a complicated admixture of several European languages, such as- Greek, Latin, French, German, English etc. Thus it possesses approximately 1000 000 words.
There is no doubt about it - English is objectively much harder than Spanish, particularly because of the way it "overworks" its core vocabulary. Look at common verbs like "to take" and "to put" - they can assume a huge number of different meanings. Learning these "phrasal verbs" is a nightmare for all foreign students of English.

One might also say it's the complex verb system, though - it seems obvious to native speakers, of course, but for non-native speakers it takes a long time to figure out which tense to use when, and many never quite master it.
Its pronunciation, and all the words that sound the same but arent, like see and sea, wander and wonder. it makes it hard to follow ppl sometimes, especially when accents are involved.

There is no doubt about it - English is objectively much harder than Spanish, particularly because of the way it "overworks" its core vocabulary. Look at common verbs like "to take" and "to put" - they can assume a huge number of different meanings. Learning these "phrasal verbs" is a nightmare for all foreign students of English.






Oxford , Yahoo Groups , teachers and wikipedia like things
can help us selecting one of a Phonetic language for children like
1. Kanata
2. Javanese
3. Hanacaraka or
4.Hindi
because 36 letters would be needed to make English language phonetic.

Phonetic here means that you can predict the pronunciation from the spelling, and predict the spelling from the pronunciation .Hindi is said to be more phonetic because of 47..alphabets
14 vowels
33 consonants




According to the Oxford dictionary's Key to Phonetic Symbols, there are 20 pronunciations of vowels/ diphthongs and 24 pronunciations of consonants in the English language, total: 44 letters


Quite simply all those irregular verbs - it's like we don't have a standard verb . It's most definitely the biggest stumbling block to learning good English.