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Definition and Examples of Demonstrative Rhetoric
Demonstrative rhetoric is speech or writing that aims to bring a group together.
Free French Language Learning Tools
Even if you don't intend to visit Paris, learning French can be enjoyable.tour Eiffel - Eiffel tower image by AlcelVision from Fotolia.comThere are many reasons for you to learn French, even if you do not intend to visit the Louvre any time soon. Over 135 million people speak French as a...
How to Write Using Japanese Syllables
Japanese has three systems of writing: hiragana, katakana and kanji. Kanji forms the bulk of the Japanese written language. Each kanji represents an entire word, and is written differently depending on the meaning of the word it represents even if the syllable is the same. Learning enough Japanese t
What Is Chinese Writing?
Chinese characters began as pictures of objects or illustrations of ideas around 3,000 years ago. The current character set is around 6,000 for simplified characters and 13,500 for traditional characters. Don't call them "symbols" The correct term is "characters."
Environment and Weather
Learn the names of environmental conditions and the weather in Mandarin Chinese with this Mandarin Chinese vocabulary list. Entries include audio files for pronunciation practice of Mandarin Chinese environment and weather.
25 Weird, Witty, and Wonderful Language-Related Terms
Use these 25 highly unusual language-related terms to amuse and perplex your friends and teachers.
Read the Full Text of The Declaration of Independence
Drafted by Thomas Jefferson and revised by John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, and others, the Declaration of Independence is an example of a deductive argument.
Auxiliary Verb - Verbe auxiliaire - French Grammar + Pronunciation Glossary
Definition of auxiliary verb / verbe auxiliaire.
Read Daniel Defoe's Essay 'The Education of Women
In an essay that first appeared in 1719, the author of Robinson Crusoe argues that women should be allowed full and ready access to education.
declarative question
A yes-no question that has the form of a declarative sentence but is spoken with rising intonation at the end.