EN 105 Tagalog Language Please read The Below First I’m looking for someone who does not use Chegg or Course Hero or any online cites to provide your answ

EN 105 Tagalog Language Please read The Below First

I’m looking for someone who does not use Chegg or Course Hero or any online cites to provide your answers. The professor checks these other sites as well. If you do this to provide your answers and don’t use your own, let me know immediately so I can choose someone else to assist me. I have been notified that an assignment was linked to Chegg or Course Hero etc.

Someone that uses their own words, so nothing can be found on the internet.

Someone who does not Plagiarize others work from online websites.

I have word documents attached with the instructions.

Then let me know. 

Thank you.

Subjects are:

English

Your answers will be original?

The professor or anyone will not be able find these answers on any online website?

Please answer:

1. Read all the instructions and let me know if you have any questions about what must be done.

2. Your answers will be all original?

3. Do you guarantee that all your work is original and none of what you write can or will be found on any online site?

Therefore, I try to provide a longer time for the work to be completed. Exploring A Language Community
Learning Goals
By completing this assignment, you will:
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develop a controlling idea/thesis for an essay
use description, examples, and explanations to support, develop, clarify, or extend the
focus of your essay
practice using common formats and conventions (e.g., structure, tone, mechanics) for
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academic writing
explain connections about language, community, and identity
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Task
The famous philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein wrote, “The limits of my language mean the
limits of my world.” What did he mean by this statement?
As you learned in this unit’s readings and discussion, language awareness is central to
successfully navigating life. When we are locked into one pattern of speaking, writing,
thinking, we limit the boundaries of our existence. Experienced writers know that they
belong to many language communities and know how to switch between varieties of
language to address specific audiences, subjects, genres, and/or social contexts.
To complete this unit’s major writing assignment, write an essay in which you explore one
particular “language community” that you belong to. Include discussions of the language
habits used by members of the community and consider discussing how this language
community has shaped your own identity. In your essay, assume that your readers are your
classmates. Your major source of information should be your own observations and
recollections of your language community, and your goal should be to introduce your
classmates to your language community.
It will be up to you to determine what particular focus your essay will take and what
message you wish to convey to your classmates. I have chosen the language in the
military for this essay.
This is the what I have chosen to write about.
(Philippines language of Tagalog)
This is the question that I chose to write about.
Given your experiences so far, what do you know about the Tagalog
language community of the military? The military is one big language
community, or a collection of multiple, smaller ones? Compare and
contrast two of the disciplines from which you have experienced in the
military. How are those disciplines similar in their expectations of
writers? How are they different? What does this mean in terms of the
values of the disciplines?
Tan, Daniel Felsenfeld, and the other writers you read and discussed this unit?
Your essay should be between 750 and 1,250 words and should be centered a particular
message or focus. Your essay should make significant use of description, examples, and
explanation to illustrate your focus, and should illustrate some of the connections among
language, community, and identity. Your essay should show signs of revision, editing, and
proofreading. Assume that your readers are your classmates: educated, interested in your
community, and are hoping to learn from you.
Remember that you may use any of the material from this unit’s discussion or your Writer’s
Journal as a starting point for this assignment.
Cover Letter
When you submit this assignment, include a brief cover letter (no more than 300 words)
that answers the following questions:
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What is your purpose in this assignment? What is it you are trying to do or say in this
piece of writing?
What are you proud of about this assignment?
What challenges did you face while completing this assignment?
What sorts of feedback do you want from your instructor on this assignment?
Include your cover letter as a comment on your upload — not as a separate document. Your
cover letter will not count for or against your grade but will help your instructor respond to
your writing.
Length, Design, & Formatting
Your assignment should be between 750 and 1,250 words, not including title or Works
Cited page. More important than length is quality. Make sure to fully develop your essay, by
including examples, explanations, and descriptions of your language community.
Use MLA guidelines for document design. This includes using 1-inch margins, doublespaced type, a page number in the upper right corner, and a Works Cited page. Both Easy
Writer and A Reader’s Guide to College Writing include detailed descriptions of how to
design documents according to MLA guidelines.
Give your work a unique title — not “Language Community.”
To allow your instructor the ability to post marginal commentary, you must submit this
assignment as a .doc, .docx, or .pdf file. You can save files in these formats with most word
processors, including Web-based programs like Google DocsLinks to an external site., Word
OnlineLinks to an external site., and Open OfficeLinks to an external site.. If you are using a
web-based file storage system like Google Drive or DropboxLinks to an external site., be
sure to learn exactly how to transfer files from your storage system to Canvas.
A Note About Sources
Your major source for this assignment will be your own experiences. However, you may
also decide to use your assigned readings or mini-lectures from class as sources, and you
might decide to incorporate research from outside this course. When referring to
any source in the main text of your analysis, use MLA guidelines for in-text citations. This
includes placing any quoted material in quotation marks, clearly indicating the author
of the work, and providing a page number for the quotation, if applicable.
Include a Works Cited page with an entry for each source that you referred to in the main
text. Use MLA guidelines to create your Works Cited page. For examples and discussion of
how to work with sources in writing, see the Easy Writer chapters on “Integrating Sources
and Avoiding Plagiarism” and “MLA Style.” You will practice creating both in-text and endof-text citations in this unit’s discussion.

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